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Phishing attacks often come in waves or "campaigns", the quicker you can identify a new phishing strain, the quicker you can develop filters for it. That way,
by colonelxc 17y ago
Phishing attacks often come in waves or "campaigns", the quicker you can identify a new phishing strain, the quicker you can develop filters for it.
That way, maybe only 25% of the intended recipients even see a particular phishing attack before you eradicate it. Though you probably still got owned, you have a lot less owned machines.
- barrkel 17y agoI would expect attacks on high-value targets in espionage etc. cases to be extremely specific and precisely tailored. I'd expect exactly one intended recipient of any given phishing attempt, and no patterns.