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Tips to Protect Yourself from Voice Phishing Attacks Voice phishing, also known as vishing, is a type of social engineering attack that uses phone calls or voice messages to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information or transferring money. With attackers becoming more sophisticated in their methods, it's important for individuals to take steps to protect themselves. In this post, we'll explore several tips that individuals can follow to protect themselves from voice phishing attacks. Be cautious of unsolicited calls Be cautious of unsolicited calls, especially those that ask for personal information or money. Verify the identity of the caller before disclosing any sensitive information. If in doubt, hang up and call the organization back using a trusted phone number or email. Don't trust the caller ID Caller ID can be easily spoofed, so don't rely on it as proof of the caller's identity. If you receive a call from someone claiming to be from a bank or go

Types of Voice Phishing Attacks Voice phishing, also known as vishing, is a type of social engineering attack that uses phone calls or voice messages to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information or transferring money. This form of phishing is becoming more sophisticated and widespread, with attackers using a variety of techniques to target victims. In this post, we'll explore the different types of voice phishing attacks and the methods they use to deceive their targets. Vishing via Phone Call Vishing via phone call is the most traditional form of voice phishing. Attackers use phone calls to impersonate a trustworthy entity and convince the victim to disclose sensitive information or transfer money. The call may be automated or live, and the attacker may use urgency or fear tactics to pressure the victim into acting quickly. Voice Phishing through VoIP Voice phishing through VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, is a form of vishing that uses internet-based phone syst

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