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Email Deception: Phishing schemes utilize deceptive emails, often appearing genuine, to trick recipients into opening attachments or clicking on links.
Disguised Content: Phishing emails may contain attachments disguised as invoices or delivery notices, often created with Microsoft Word or Excel, containing malicious "Macros" that download malware upon execution.
Exploitative Links: Clicking on links in phishing emails can lead to seemingly legitimate websites exploiting computer vulnerabilities or tricking users into disclosing personal information.
Sophisticated Strategies: Some attackers conduct directed attacks, researching recipients' information to tailor phishing attempts, while others cast a wide net to ensnare as many victims as possible.
Understanding Malicious Software: Malware can damage data, steal information, and hijack internet activity, remaining undetected for extended periods.
Hidden Threats: Malware can operate covertly, compromising data, spying on activities, and intercepting internet banking sessions, posing significant risks to individuals and businesses alike.
Implementing Security Measures: Employ robust antivirus software, keep systems updated, and educate staff on identifying and avoiding suspicious attachments and links.