Right? Most likely you opened the email sent from Microsoft without hesitation or hesitation.

Microsoft is an esteemed brand. They are one of the largest and most dependable tech companies worldwide.

What happens if the email you received does not originate from Microsoft?

Cyber criminals use trusted brands such as Microsoft to deceive victims. According to reports, Microsoft is the company most frequently impersonated around the world.

According to a new study, 36% of brand related phishing attacks that took place early 2025 involved impersonating Microsoft.

Google and Apple were closely trailed, accounting for more than half of all phishing scams worldwide.

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Do you trust your team?

People of this caliber are intelligent and capable, knowing better than to open unknown attachments or click on suspicious links.

Phishing emails are designed to look legitimate, and are used to trick recipients into downloading malware or providing sensitive data.

They're not fools who fall for such schemes.

At least, they believe it. Unfortunately, just because someone believes they can identify a phishing attempt doesn't mean it's actually happening; cyber criminals use this misperception of security against us.

Studies have revealed that 86% of employees feel confident in their ability to identify phishing emails... yet over half have already been scammed.

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LinkedIn is an invaluable professional networking tool, used to network, connect and explore new business opportunities. However, as its popularity increases so do red flags such as fraudulent sales bots.

Bots that pose as real users are an increasingly prevalent scam on LinkedIn and is considered by the FBI a significant threat to users.

This blog post will delve into the murky world of fake LinkedIn Sales Bots. We will examine their tactics, as well as provide valuable tips. By being aware and remaining vigilant during your LinkedIn experience, it is possible to ensure it remains safe.

Spotting Fake LinkedIn Sales Connections

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LinkedIn will launch new verification features in the coming months to fight off fake accounts and increase security on its network.

This business-oriented social platform makes it easy to network with other businesspeople and find new jobs, employees and opportunities.

At present, there has been an upsurge in scammer creation of fake profiles to further their illegal agendas.

Bot-like accounts have become an increasing menace across platforms like LinkedIn. Spammers have used them to lure real profiles into downloading malicious software and to obtain personal details about them.

LinkedIn holds an abundance of data about its users, such as their work history, contact information, professional i...