Attackers have used a new phishing platform called "BigBear 2.0" to target hundreds of organizations across more than forty countries, according to researchers at CloudSEK. In about 10% of cases, the phishing attacks were able to bypass multifactor authentication.
Attackers have used a new phishing platform called "BigBear 2.0" to target hundreds of organizations across more than forty countries, according to researchers at CloudSEK.
In about 10% of cases, the phishing attacks were able to bypass multifactor authentication.
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Attackers have used a new phishing platform called "BigBear 2.0" to target hundreds of organizations across more than forty countries, according to researchers at CloudSEK. In about 10% of cases, the phishing attacks were able to bypass multifactor authentication.
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