Whaling security attacks are a type of phishing attack specifically targeting high-profile individuals within an organization, such as executives or senior management. Unlike regular phishing, which casts a wide net, whaling is more sophisticated and personalized, often involving tailored messages that appear legitimate to trick the victim into revealing sensitive information or performing harmful actions. These attacks exploit the trust and authority associated with the targeted individuals, making them particularly dangerous and potentially damaging to organizations.
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No, whaling refers to a type of phishing scam that targets high-profile individuals or organizations to steal sensitive information or money. It is a form of social engineering, but not all social engineering attacks are considered whaling.
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Computer whaling is a type of cyber attack that targets high-profile individuals within an organization, such as executives or financial officers, to steal sensitive information or initiate fraudulent transactions. Unlike standard phishing attacks that target a broader audience, whaling is highly personalized and often involves extensive research on the victim to make the deception more convincing. Attackers may use spoofed emails or fake websites to trick the target into divulging confidential information or transferring funds. Organizations can mitigate whaling risks through employee training, robust verification processes, and advanced security measures.
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