APWG
Phishing Reached All-Time High: Social Engineering News
Phishing reached an all-time high in the first quarter of 2022. To clarify what this means, in the first quarter […] ...
APWG’s eCrime 2021 Symposium Shows Cybercrime Evolving
Cybercrime is here, it is dynamic and it is not going anywhere. The Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) hosted its 16th annual Electronic Crime Research symposium, APWG eCrime 2021 in early December. The ...
APWG: SSL Certificates No Longer Indication of Safe Browsing
The Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) has released its Phishing Activity Trends Report analyzing phishing attacks and identifying theft techniques reported by its members for Q2 of 2020. Key highlights of the report ...
Abuse of HTTPS on Nearly Three-Fourths of all Phishing Sites
Since 2015, PhishLabs has and continues to track how threat actors abuse HTTPS or SSL certs. In particular, threat actors often use HTTPS on their phishing sites to add a layer of ...
APWG Year-End Report: 2019 A Roller Coaster Ride for Phishing
The latest Phishing Activity Trends Report from the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG), which compiles insights from member companies, announced that the year-end number of reported phishing websites for 2019 reached a record ...
APWG: Two-Thirds of all Phishing Sites Used SSL protection in Q3
This week, APWG released its findings from Q3 that compiles insights from their member companies and provides an analysis of how phishing is changing. The key findings from the latest report show ...
APWG: Phishing Continues to Rise, Threat Actors Love Gift Cards
This week APWG released its findings from Q2 of this year that compiles insights from their member companies and provides an analysis of how phishing is changing. This quarter's report shows that ...
