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Why it’s time for phishing prevention to move beyond email
Most organizations today have invested in an email security solution of some description. But even the most premium tools have significant limitations when it comes to modern phishing attacks. The data speaks for itself — phishing remains as big a problem as it ever was (if not bigger!) despite enormous investment in security products and training. In 2024, identity-based attack…
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Healthcare organizations need to shake up email security practices
Microsoft 365 is the source of almost half of all healthcare email breaches, thanks mainly to misconfigurations in security settings. According to Paubox’s 2025 Healthcare Email Security Report, email is the main attack vector in the sector, with Microsoft 365 accounting for 43% of all breaches. Proofpoint was next, at 13%, followed by Barracuda Networks and Mimecast at 7%, and…
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Coinbase phishing email tricks users with fake wallet migration
A large-scale Coinbase phishing attack poses as a mandatory wallet migration, tricking recipients into setting up a new wallet with a pre-generated recovery phrase controlled by attackers. The emails have a subject of “Migrate to Coinbase Wallet” and state that all customers must transition to self-custodial wallets. The email also provides instructions on how to download the legitimate Coinbase Wallet.…
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Week-long Exchange Online outage causes email failures, delays
Microsoft says it partially mitigated a week-long Exchange Online outage causing delays or failures when sending or receiving email messages. While the company didn’t publicly share information on this incident, it tagged it as a critical service issue tracked under EX1027675 on the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. Microsoft has yet to share more information on what regions were affected by…
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Why government email servers are top targets for state-backed hackers
State-backed hackers have accelerated attacks on government email servers in recent years, and it’s a trend that experts told ITPro will only get worse. The prediction comes after a threat group with reported links to Chinese espionage activities breached email servers belonging to the Belgian intelligence agency. On Wednesday February 26th, the Belgian federal prosecutor announced it had launched a…
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A must-try Android email upgrade – Computerworld
But what about when you randomly run into a conversation you want to monitor that doesn’t meet those conditions — say, a specific email thread with a potential business partner or realtor (or even a koala realtor who happens to be a potential business partner) that you really want to watch for replies around right now? With the system we’ve…
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How to Change Default iPhone Apps for Calls, Messages, Email and More
Summary Change default iPhone and iPad apps under Settings > Apps > Default Apps. Options include browsers, messaging, contactless apps, and autofill setups for password managers. You can’t pick a new default Camera app, but you can work around the limitation by editing your lock screen shortcuts. For years, iPhone and iPad owners were unable to change their default app…
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How to find all accounts linked to your email in 2025
It’s easy to lose track of everything you’ve signed up for. From old social profiles to forgotten shopping logins, more companies have your data than you realize. Learning how to find all accounts linked to your email is the first step to removing unnecessary access to your info. Leaving inactive accounts open isn’t just a clutter issue but a huge…
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Legislators demand truth about OPM email server – Computerworld
In addition, they wrote, “several days prior to the first test, OPM did not have the capability to email a distribution list of this scale. Acquiring such a capability securely and in compliance with federal cybersecurity, privacy, and procurement laws would likely not have been possible in such a short timeframe.” Connelly and Brown added that “compounding our concerns, other…
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Hackers are using Microsoft Teams to conduct “email bombing” attacks
Threat actors are posing as tech support workers to launch attacks through Microsoft Teams, according to a report from Sophos. The firm is tracking two threats dubbed STAC5143 and STAC5777, having first begun investigating clusters of activity in November and December 2024. Both threat actors used their own Microsoft 365 tenants as part of their attacks. Attackers took advantage of…
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