Phishing

The always evolving email scam

Phishing remains one of the most prevalent and damaging cyber threats today, tricking users into revealing sensitive data.

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What is Phishing?

Phishing is a type of social engineering where an attacker sends a spoofed email designed to trick a victim into revealing sensitive information, or to deploy malicious software on the victim's infrastructure.

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91% of cyberattacks start with a phishing email

95% of all cyber attacks begin with a phishing email to an unexpected victim

[ source: yourdmarc ]

60%+ of companies go out of business

More than 60% of businesses close permanently within 6 months of a cyber-attack.

[ source: yourdmarc ]

Over 200K Unique Phish Sites

In 2021, 214,345 unique phishing websites were identified, with recent phishing attacks doubling since early 2020

[ source: yourdmarc ]

ATTACK EXAMPLE

What Does phishing looks like?

Phishing emails are an extremely successful method of stealing information for cybercriminals. Typically, a bad actor will impersonate a recognizable brand or a person known to the victim, to trick a them into clicking on a link or attachment. This can lead to personal financial and/or data theft.

Mass Phishing campaigns are a numbers game. By leveraging the ubiquity of a brand like Netflix, the email will likely appear relevant to a sizeable portion of recipients. Attacks like this can easily be sent to a million recipients. A success rate of only 0.5% still results in 5,000 infections or stolen credentials that be used in future, more-targeted scams, making these phishing campaigns a very worthwhile exercise for bad actors.

Brand Impersonation

With the display name “Netflix” the attacker is attempting to masquerade as Netflix. On a mobile device, the recipient will likely only see the display name.

Contains a Deadline

The attacker creates a sense of urgency by telling the user they have 48 hours to comply.

Credential Theft

The call to action links to a fake login page designed to steal the user’s credentials.

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How Does yourDMARC Protect Against Phishing?

URL Protect

All links in the email are subjected to scanning against real-time threat feeds for known and unknown malicious sites as well as fake login pages and phishing sites.

Attachment Sandboxing

Unknown and potentially malicious attachments are detonated in a virtual environment to determine their behavior, protecting against never-before-seen, zero-hour threats.

Antimalware Engines

Mesh uses a combination of commercial and proprietary engines to perform signature and heuristic-based scanning in order to detect known and unknown malware.

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“ Give 5 Star to this product and recommend this tool to the domain professional email owners. Good use of artificial intelligence and give only required alerts and information. I will recommend this product to domain and professional email owners.”

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