Customer scams are nothing new. Fraudsters and criminals have leveraged an organization’s clout and popularity to target customers for ages. But customer scams have taken on a new and dangerous form on social networks, where scammers have unprecedented ability to imitate brands and victimize consumers, all while avoiding punishment. But what do typical customer scams look like? How can consumers identify customer scams? How do organizations tackled the growing risk of customer scams on social media?

Did you know the internet is running out of IP addresses? Every website runs on a IPv4 internet addresses, and over the next 15 years, we’ll have to move over to IPv6, which is an entirely different platform that will require a global combined effort. This infographic illustrates the drop in IPv4 availability, as well as the rapid adoption rate of the new IPv6 platform.

For the modern attacker, social media is a dream come true. In this infographic, ZeroFOX looks in depth at a social engineering attack on a major financial institution. Would your organization detect an attack like this?