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No Password Required: The Kali365 Phishing Kit Hijacking Microsoft 365 Accounts
The FBI is warning about Kali365, a subscription phishing kit that steals Microsoft 365 access without ever touching your password — and walks right past MFA. Here's how the trick works and the one setting that blocks it.
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That party invite asking for your password? The FTC says it's a scam
The FTC is warning about fake Evite and Paperless Post invitations that lead to counterfeit Google and Microsoft sign-in pages. Here's why a 'personal' scam is a business problem — and the one rule to share with your team.
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Business email compromise: how one fake email reroutes a real payment
Business email compromise doesn't need malware or movie-style hacking. It just needs a believable email at the right moment — and it's targeting small businesses more than any other size.
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How to spot a phishing email in 2026 — a five-point gut check for your whole team
Phishing emails used to be easy to spot. In 2026, they are not. Here is a short, teachable checklist any employee can use before they click.
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Stop scammers from emailing as your company — SPF, DKIM, and DMARC without the jargon
By default, anyone can send an email that looks like it came from your domain. Three DNS records — SPF, DKIM, and DMARC — fix that. Here is what they do and why they matter for your business.
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AI just made scams more convincing — here is what is new and how to defend
Attackers now use AI to write flawless phishing emails, clone voices on the phone, and build fake websites that look real. The defenses are mostly old-fashioned and they still work.
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Spear phishing and whaling: when the attacker did their homework
Most phishing is a wide net. Spear phishing is a targeted spear — a message written just for you, using real details, often aimed at the boss. Here is why it is so much harder to catch.
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The one-character trick: lookalike domains and how they fool people
An attacker registers a web address one character off from a real one — and suddenly emails and login pages look completely legitimate. Lookalike domains are cheap, simple, and effective. Here is how to spot them.
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