Types of Phishing

Phishing attacks are social engineering attacks, and depending on the attacker, they may target a wide variety of people. They may be generic scam emails that are searching for PayPal users. Phishing can also be a targeted attack that is directed at a particular person. Often, the assailant will write you a personalized email that contains facts that only a friend would know. This data is typically obtained by an attacker after getting access to your personal information. Even the most cautious recipients will have a very tough time avoiding becoming a victim if the email is of this kind.

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Google Docs Scam

"Google Docs email scam" refers to scam campaigns that contain phishing attachments claiming to allow access to securely-stored files on Google Docs.

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Dropbox Email Scam

Scammers behind this phishing scam attempt to trick unsuspecting recipients into providing their Microsoft account credentials.

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Spear-Phishing

Spear-phishing is a type of phishing attack that targets specific individuals or organizations typically through malicious emails. The goal of spear phishing is to steal sensitive information such as login credentials or infect the targets’ device with malware.

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Invoice Fraud

Invoice fraud involves a fraudster notifying your company that supplier payment details have changed and providing alternative details in order to defraud you.