2019 Azbee Awards of Excellence

Category

Online > Video - Tutorial > New England

Awarded to

Steve Ragan, Senior Writer; Christopher Hebert, Producer

Entry details

What an Apple phishing attack looks like

Issue date (if applicable): 
Publication name: CSO
Publishing company: IDG
Website home page: https://www.csoonline.com

Please describe the publication's mission and readership:

CSO provides IT security leaders with in-depth analysis they need to protect their organizations' data and reputation. Areas of focus include security awareness, cloud security, ICS security, physical security, network security, data protection, risk management, fraud and loss prevention, privacy, and identity and access management. We write for security executives (CSO, CISO, and VP security) and security professionals, as well as a broad and expanding range of IT and business leaders who have responsibility for strengthening their organizations' security posture.

Please describe the enterprising work that went into this entry and its significance or impact on readers:

Security awareness training has become a regular feature of office life and we've all developed some healthy skepticism when it comes to unsolicited emails bearing file attachments. But criminals are clever, and sooner or later even the most careful among us may fall victim to a phishing attack. What happens when you hand over your email address and password to a criminal? In this video, host Steve Ragan takes us inside a phishing attack, starting with an email from "Apple", through to what the criminal sees when you enter information into the form, and finally to the code that drives this type of scam.

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https://www.csoonline.com/video/87395/what-an-apple-phishing-attack-looks-like-salted-hash-ep-32

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