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  • BE-Hacktive
  • About the author and the project
  • Table of contents
  • Contact
  • 🎬Synopsis
    • Technology over time
    • Cybersecurity
    • CVE
  • 🏆Eskooly - CVE
    • ESKOOLY
    • CVE-2024-27709 - SQL Injection in Eskooly Web Product v.3.0
    • ESkooly - Broken Authentication
      • CVE-2024-27710 - Privilege Escalation via Authentication Mechanism in Eskooly Web Product <= v3.0
      • CVE-2024-27711 - User Enumeration via Sign-up Process in Eskooly Web Product <= v3.0
      • CVE-2024-27712 - User Enumeration via Account Settings in Eskooly Web Product <= v3.0
    • CVE-2024-27713 - Protection mechanism Failure in Eskooly Web Product <= v3.0
    • CVE-2024-27715 - Inadequate Password Update Verification in Eskooly Web Product <= v3.0
    • CVE-2024-27716 - Cross-site Scripting (XSS) in Eskooly Web Product <= v3.0
    • CVE-2024-27717 - Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) in Eskooly Web Product <= v3.0
  • 🚨Tip 1 - Raising awareness
    • Phishing
      • Phishing - Origins
      • Phishing - Evolution
      • Phishing - Statistics
      • Phishing - Techniques
      • Phishing - Protection
    • Malware
      • Malware - Origines
      • Malware - Evolution
      • Malware - Categories
      • Malware - Ransomware
    • Passwords
      • Passwords - Origins
      • Passwords - Evolution of authentication
      • Passwords - Statistics
      • Passwords - Protect yourself
  • 🧨Capsule 2 - Ethical Hacking
    • Definition and Methodology
  • 🧰Capsule 3 - Tools
    • Burp Suite
      • Installation
      • Intercept HTTP traffic with Burp Proxy
      • Define the perimeter
      • Intruder et Repeater
  • Capsule 2 - Ethical Hacking
    • Page 1
  • 📖Articles
    • Cybersecurity 2023: 5 major threats and how to protect yourself from them
    • Am I a victim of data leaks?
    • LOG4J: The vulnerable bookstore that is shaking the planet
    • LOG4SHELL: COME, SEE, LIVE
    • Protecting Your Child Online: Tips for Safer Internet Day
    • ChatGPT: Revolution or threat?
    • The FBI dismantles Raptor Train: A Chinese Botnet that Infected 260,000 IoT Devices Worldwide!
  • 🗞️News
    • Active exploitation of TP-Link, Apache and Oracle vulnerabilities detected
    • Microsoft stresses the urgency of patching Exchange servers locally
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  1. Tip 1 - Raising awareness

Phishing

This first part will define phishing, explain its origins and how it has evolved over the years, and provide tips on how to protect yourself and detect an attack.

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Definition and background

Phishing is a cybercrime in which one or more targets are contacted by e-mail, telephone or SMS by an entity posing as a legitimate institution or person, in order to trick individuals into providing sensitive data such as personal identification information, bank or credit card details, and passwords.

This information is then used to access important accounts, and can lead to identity theft and financial loss.

To avoid falling prey to these scams yourself, it's useful to have a basic understanding of their history, how they work and, above all, how to recognize an attack of this type.

Table of contents

Title

Description

Origins

Describes the origins of phishing since the first attack.

Evolution

The evolution of phishing from its inception to the present day.

Statistics

Phishing figures.

Techniques

Phishing techniques used by cybercriminals.

Protection

How to detect phishing, protect yourself and file a complaint.

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