Nearly Half of Phishing Attacks Are Polymorphic

ronjor · Jun 5, 2019

Phee Waterfield 4 Jun 2019

Polymorphism occurs when an attacker implements slight but significant and often random changes to an email, such as its content, copy, subject line, sender name or template, in conjunction with or after an initial attack has deployed. This approach means that attackers can quickly develop phishing attacks that trick signature-based email security tools that were not built to recognize such modifications to threats, ultimately allowing different versions of the same attack to land undetected in employee inboxes.
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