Knowledge Base - Issues

Our knowledge-base provides a comprehensive collection of information on vulnerabilities related to cyber security.
If a user enters their login data into a phishing form, they can become a victim of identity theft. The attacker can use the stolen information to gain access to the user's accounts, access personal data, or commit other fraudulent activities. The user may also become a victim of financial...

/ Email Opened

It may be a vulnerability for an email to be opened, as it is possible for malicious actors to send malicious emails with zero-day vulnerabilities for the mailing clients, which could compromise the user's security and privacy. In addition, phishing emails can be sent to trick the user into revealing...
Reporting phishing emails is an important step in keeping yourself and your organization safe from malicious attacks. By reporting phishing emails, users can help to alert their organization and its security team to potential threats and help prevent further attack attempts. Additionally, reporting phishing emails provides organizations with valuable information...

/ Email Sent

It can be a vulnerability that an email gets into an inbox because it is possible for malicious actors to send malicious emails zero-day vulnerabilities for the mailing clients that could compromise the security and privacy of the user. Additionally, phishing emails can be sent to trick the user into...
Clicking a link in a phishing email can be a vulnerability, as it is possible that malicious actors have prepared websites with zero-day vulnerabilities for browsers, mailing clients, or programs connected to the email client, which could compromise the user's security and privacy. Also, phishing emails can be sent to...
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