• SPAM

SPAM, also called junk mail,

consists of sending mail to millions

of addresses, they just need to answer a limited number

of people to be successful.

The addresses collected are sold to other spammers,

There are various forms of e-mail, who commit fraud or fraud or induce users to to reveal personal data as access credentials.

• MALWARE

criminals use e-mail to let in in the computer malicious software said malware

Volumetric malware attacks en masse known vulnerabilities ZERO-DAY malware uses vulnerabilities never attacked

URL attacks click on a site web or malicious attachments that install malware on target computer the most famous malware is RANSOMWARE that encrypts the target disk and demand the ransom cause slowdowns, data loss and restoration costs

• EXFILTRATION OF DATA

DATA EXFILTRATION is the transfer of data from computer to computer attacker access to data considered important the damage is also due to incorrect restore, as an untested backup system

  DATA EXFILTRATION

• PHISHING VIA URL

Also known as website counterfeiting, induces the user to insert credentials in a counterfeit web site for further attacks using credentials, is directed to theft of data or money, is indirect as access to networks with credible credentials

just a few recipients who click the fake site that the campaign is successful thanks to worm propagation technology from one computer to another

• SCAM

with fake job listings or false payouts induce you to put your data personal in the fake site for further attacks. Very often they do fake fundraisers for tragedies like hurricanes, covid-19 and fail to be given money directly via the web

 SCAM

• SPEAR PHISHING

Very personalized attack impersonating a trusted colleague or a trusted website of a known company The attack leads to steal credentials

for other offences, such as fraud or identity theft

also called whaling or targeted phishing Often leads to reputational damage of the company attached

 SPEAR PHISHING

• IMPERSONATION OF THE DOMAIN

Domains are created similar to the real one, maybe with a different letter or a different suffix. Victim mistakenly opens dangerous domain Thinking he’s gonna open the real thing. Initially criminals buy the domain with the fake name and then fill it up of malware to attack

 DOMAIN IMP

• IMPERSONATION OF THE MARK

There are some types of such attack, simulating a known company or common business application used to capture important data personal, credit card numbers also called Vendor E.Mail Compromise

MARK IMP

• BRAND HIJHACHING

BRAND hijacking is a common form of phishing with false or counterfeit domain names also called domain spooling