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On May 11, 2021, Zix was alerted to a phishing campaign, purported to originate from Zix, as reported in a vendor blog post.  This phishing campaign did not originate from Zix or its link protectio

Digital attackers are using HTML attachments as part of an ongoing phishing campaign to steal Indeed users’ account credentials.

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A threat actor began using a new email containing what appears to be images of a legitimate driver’s license image in its ongoing efforts to target Certified Public Accountant (CPA) firms.

Frank puts the final touches on the email communication. The body includes a couple of social security numbers; the two attachments are financial statements. Proofing the email, a zoom call flickers across the screen. The Boss.

Malicious actors packed a dinosaur game into an executable file as part of their efforts to distribute the Snake keylogger. Breaking Down the Attack Email In the middle of March, the Zix | AppRiver team detected one of the campaign’s attack emails. 

Digital attackers used a delivery email scam to deliver the Buer Loader just days after the Emotet botnet’s takedown.   A Boxed-up Buer Loader on Its Way… Researchers at Zix | AppRiver spotted the delivery email scam at the beginning of February.

Digital criminals made a blunder in their Operational Security (OpSec) that exposed their phishing victims’ stolen data even further.

I’ve spent a lot of time talking about HAFNIUM over the past few weeks.

We’re excited to share that Jason Macias, Vice President of Channel Sales at Zix (AppRiver parent compan

Even though Veeva is a publicly-traded company with revenues of $1 billion, its sales reps are happy to sell small projects.