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| Google blocks 18 million fraudulent emails every day |
According to Google, millions of people are exposed to fraud known as the "Coruna Virus" every day. As cyber criminals try to use the pandemic to trick people into fraud and other attacks, the software giant is forced to block 18 million emails every day. Mail.
Gmail, used by 1.5 billion people, blocks more than 100 million fraudulent emails that contain malware or phishing attempts every day. Google has published a blog article stating that the blog also blocks 240 million spam e-mails. Daily life caused by viruses. Mail.
Messages that claim to be agencies and government organizations such as the World Health Organization for fundraising, installing malware, or tricking small businesses about stimulus packages and others. Messages that deny corporate management to steal personal information from people who work from home.
According to research giants, phishing attacks remain one of the most effective ways for attackers to hack accounts and gain access to company data and resources. Attackers cause new attacks every day to take advantage of epidemic fear, fear, and economic incentives to encourage users to respond.
Google has said, "Our machine learning model has evolved to understand and filter these threats. It can prevent more than 99.9% of spam, phishing and malware programs from reaching users."
Security experts say one of the fastest growing methods of piracy is to use the Halo virus scam. Security company Zscaler has announced that since the beginning of the year the risk of piracy on its monitoring systems has increased by 15% every month. The percentage increased to 20%.
Google provides many examples of these attacks and warns users against responding to these messages. The search giant recommends that they not download files that users do not know and verify the URL before providing their credentials and performing their security checks to protect them. The account.
If Google detects a fraudulent email, a red warning will appear at the top of the email.