Smishing
Smishing (SMS phishing) is similar to traditional phishing but involves sending fraudulent text messages instead of, or in addition to, emails. Smishing texts attempt to deceive the recipient into revealing personal information or downloading malware. These messages often impersonate reputable sources, such as employers, executives, banks, or government agencies, to lure victims into providing sensitive data.
Combating smishing requires employee education to recognize and report suspicious messages. Implementing technical solutions to block spam messages and using number verification systems can also help reduce the incidence of smishing attacks.
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