Whale phishing, or whaling, is a type of cyber attack that specifically targets high-profile individuals within organizations, such as executives or financial officers, to steal sensitive information or funds. Attackers often use sophisticated techniques, including social engineering and spoofed emails, to trick their targets into revealing confidential data or transferring money. The term "army" may refer to a coordinated group of cybercriminals working together to execute these attacks on multiple high-value targets. Overall, whale phishing poses significant risks to organizations due to the potential financial and reputational damage it can cause.
Attack on wealthy or high ranking people
The goal of "whale phishing" using personal information to create emails or websites targeting senior leaders or executives is to gain access to systems and people within systems.
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The risks of phishing include getting a virus on your computer or phone. You can also be fined very heavily if caught phishing.
The Phishing Manual has 320 pages.
AR25-2 is Information Assurance. (See the related link below)"This regulation establishes information assurance (IA) policy, roles, and responsibilities. It assigns responsibilities forall Headquarters, Department of the Army (HQDA) staff, commanders, directors, IA personnel, users, and developersfor achieving acceptable levels of IA in the engineering, implementation, operation, and maintenance (EIO&M) for allinformation systems (ISs) across the U.S. Army Enterprise Infostructure (AEI)."
can you start a sentence using the word phishing?
The Phishing Manual was created on 1996-12-12.
You know that phishing is illegal and counts as a felony right? But whatever, phishing is the act of redirecting a browser to a fake website where it asks for confindential information.