The most potent phishing attacks expose sensitive data and gain unrestricted access to back-end systems. Social engineering tactics and sophisticated coding used in phishing attacks result in costly data breaches.
These attacks can be categorized in a variety of ways and can include multiple techniques. Attackers today are adapting their approach and are duping savvy users with phishing kits and login page window simulators.
This whitepaper explores the latest phishing trends. The majority of this report focuses on virtual phishing threats that require an internet connection to carry out. Here's what you will discover in this whitepaper:
- The top phishing targets in 2022
- Phishing predictions for 2023-2024
- Commonly used phishing tactics
- How a zero trust strategy stops attackers
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