For years, the anti-phishing playbook has been drilled into office workers like a fire-safety briefing: check the sender, hover before you click, never type your password into a page you reached from an email. The latest data from Check Point Research suggests attackers have read the same briefing. Increasingly, they are not after your password […] The post Phishers now want you to type the malware in yourself appeared first on e27.
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