Iconix Issued Tenth Patent

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued Iconix’s tenth patent titled “Authenticating and Confidence Marking E-Mail Messages.”

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Compromised Email Accounts – Threat Actor Gold Mine

To learn how bad guys steal millions of dollars in real estate deals using email, visit our new blog.

 

 

The Atlantic on Phishing

In a recent article entitled Phishing Is the Internet’s Most Successful Con, the Atlantic observes:

Phishing doesn’t attack computers. It attacks the people using computers.

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Prof. Vishwanath, Iconix’s Science Advisor, Published by CNN

Prof. Vishwanath, Iconix’s Science Advisor, Published by CNN.

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Iconix Issued Ninth Patent for Email

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued Iconix’s ninth patent titled “Rapid Identification of Message Authentication.”

 

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FBI Internet Crime Statistics

On May 7, 2018, the FBI released its report, 2017 Internet Crimes Report.

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Successful Phishing – Pretend to be FBI

The FBI warns that cyber criminals are sending phishing emails that impersonate the FBI!

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Why Do People Phish?

Why do people phish?  A recent case in Virginia explains one of the primary motivations.

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What’s Worse – Phishing or Malware?

New research from Google, U.C. Berkeley and International Computer Science Institute made this stunning finding:

We find victims of phishing are 400x more likely to be successfully hijacked compared to a random Google user. In comparison, this rate falls to 10x for data breach victims and roughly 40x for keylogger victims.

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Massive Google Docs Phishing Attack Sweeps Internet Today

A large scale phishing attack using a google docs exploit rapidly spread across the internet today.

Google Docs Phishing Email

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