What is the difference between Phishing and Cyber Scam?
Phishing involves sending an email integrated with a malicious link, intending to steal the login credentials or other sensitive data. Cyber scam is a type of cyber fraud meant to trick victims into conducting fraudulent transactions.
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How many types of cyber attacks do you simulate?
We simulate 6 types of cyber attacks i.e. Phishing (Malicious link in the email), Ransomware (malicious attachment in email), Smishing (Malicious link via sms), Vishing (Extracting personal data through a phone call), WhatsApp (Through a message on ...
What is Cyber Scam?
Cyber scam is the crime committed via a computer with the intent to corrupt another individual’s personal and financial information stored online. Cyber scam is the most common type of fraud and individuals and organizations need to be vigilant and ...
How do you do simulation for cyber scam, ransomware, smishing and vishing?
For cyber scam, we send a phishing email that redirects the targets to a payment page. In ransomware, we share an exe file, which shuts down the entire system when downloaded. In SMiShing, we send a malicious link via SMS through SMS gateways. In ...
How many types of cyber attacks does the tool allow us to run?
ThreatCop allows you to simulate 6 types of cyber attacks including Phishing, Ransomware, Smishing, Vishing, Cyber Scam and Risk of Removable Media.
What is Phishing?
Phishing is a type of social engineering where an attacker sends fraudulent emails designed to trick a human victim into revealing sensitive information to the attacker or to deploy malicious software on the victim's infrastructure.