Content Governance News | September 4, 2020

News and Perspectives on Content Governance

New Email-Based Malware Campaigns Target Businesses

‍A new series of email-based malware distribution campaigns claim to be from the copyright owner of images found on the target website.

Voice Phishing Targeting Corporate VPNs

‍A new type of phishing attack is growing in popularity. One in particular is a voice phishing service that uses a combination of one-on-one phone calls and custom phishing sites to steal VPN credentials from employees.

Cisco Jabber Compromised With Single a Single Text

‍A single text message sent through Cisco’s Jabber collaboration application was all it took to touch off a self-replicating attack that would spread malware from one Windows user to another, researchers who developed the exploit said.

Threat Detection Company Hit by Ransomware Attack

‍Cygilent, a threat detection cybsecurity company, has confirmed they were a victim of a recent ransomware attack. The message here? No one is immune, and all need to be prepared.

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