Rising Menace of Phishing Attacks | Info Graphic | QPS
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With 300,000 unique phishing attacks reported in the first half of 2017, organizations must evaluate prevention measures to mitigate the threat. As phishing becomes one of the frequently encountered fraud categories in businesses, QPS continues to be a sentinel for merchants and financial institutions in minimizing risks by implementing proactive fraud prevention measures.
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- 1. Be Wary Of Phishing Scams France 1.6% Canada 2.0% China 2.3% Targeted Industries In 2018 Germany 0.6% Australia 0.9% Great Britain 1.6% Brazil 0.6% India 0.5% Colombia 0.5% Other 3.6% US 85.7% Payment Targeted Countries SaaS/ Webmail The United States continues to be the most popular choice for phishers and hosts 56% of all phishing sites Financial Institutions Other Cloud Storage 300,000 unique phishing attacks reported in the first half of 2017 640 brands were impacted by phishing attacks and targeted 15 Million users Mobile ransomware attacks up 250% Debilitating Phishing Attacks In 2017 1 2 3 4 Chipotle's Phishing Attack IRS W2 tax season spear- phishing scam Qatar Under Siege WannaCry shuts down business in 180 countries 39% 19% 14% 16% 11% Affected more than 2,000 restaurants worldwide Compromised more than 120,000 people at 100 organisations 93,570 phishing events in a three-month span Impacted more than 230,000people A scam used to trick online users into revealing personal or financial information Mass- Scale Phishing Spear Phishing Whaling Deceptive Phishing Most Common Types Of Phishing Attacks Do not trust e-mails from any unknown source Do not click any hyperlink in any e-mail Do not overlook any minordifference in spellingand image Do not click image ifthere is any hyperlink embedded in it Do not enter personal information in any pop-up screen Install antivirus solution in your computer Review your bank transactions regularly Be suspicious ofemails Fraud Facts Your Awareness Is The Key Spelling or grammatical mistakes Sender or transaction doesn’t look familiar Language is urgent or threatening Requests money or donations Asks for personal information Address or URL is suspicious Message is vague Salutation is generic (it doesn’t use your name) Phishing Warning Signs Tips To Handle Phishing Contact Us