Phishing Scam Costs U.S. Department of Defense $23.5 Million in Damages
Discover how a $23.5 million phishing scam exploited the DoD’s vendor systems, highlighting the persistent threat phishing attacks pose even to the most secure organizations.
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Research, guides and analysis on phishing, social engineering and building secure behaviour in employees.
Discover how a $23.5 million phishing scam exploited the DoD’s vendor systems, highlighting the persistent threat phishing attacks pose even to the most secure organizations.
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