Proofpoint observes notable spike in phishing emails targeting Japanese businesses
The emails are being sent out via a kit called CoGUI
The researchers attributed the attack to a Chinese-speaking threat actor
Threat actors are flooding Japanese businesses with phishing attacks, and are using a unique phishing kit framework called CoGUI to do it.
Japanese businesses are being bombarded with millions of phishing messages comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
Around 600 threat actors are using Darcula, experts warn
They have managed to steal more than 800,000 credit card details in less than a year
Mobile devices are prime targets for phishing nowadays
Darcula, an infamous Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) kit, has helped hundreds of its users steal almost a million credit cards in roughly half a year’s time, cybersecurity researchers have said.
This dastardly phishing attack has stolen nearly a million credit cards – here’s how to stay safe comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
Three weeks ago, staring at the PC I built in the summer of 2020, I started receiving invites to preview upcoming games that my old rig just couldn’t handle. Then, President Donald Trump announced the largest slate of tariffs on imported goods I’ve ever seen in my lifetime.
I Panic-Bought a New PC: How Tariff Fears Led Me to Upgrade Now comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
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Boox is debuting its first desktop monitor featuring a color E Ink screen. The new version of the Boox Mira Pro carries over the same functionality as the black-and-white version that launched in 2023, but using the same E Ink color display technology found in devices like the Kindle Colorsoft.
The Mira Pro Color is Boox’s first color E Ink monitor comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
From MrBeast creating the world’s most expensive reality TV show and Jake Paul’s record-breaking clash with Mike Tyson to the British supergroup Sidemen’s Netflix deal, YouTube’s superstar creators are taking over mainstream television.
Last month Netflix launched the second series of Inside, the Sidemen’s reality show that was a hit when the first run of episodes premiered on YouTube.
From Sidemen to MrBeast: how YouTube and its creator economy took over TV comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
