Phishing Archives - SkyViewTek’s IT Support

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By Joao Pedro
July 24, 2026

The Hidden Threat in Email Forwarding Rules

Ransomware gets the headlines. The quiet rule that forwards your email to an attacker usually does not. Email forwarding rules are automatic instructions inside your mailbox that say, “when a message arrives, send a...

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By Joao Pedro
June 22, 2026

“Looks Legit” But Isn’t

Many people still believe that checking if a website looks “official” is enough to stay safe. It is not. Attackers have evolved. They now use legitimate platforms and well‑known services to host malicious files...

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By Joao Pedro
May 14, 2026

Direct Deposit Scam Targeting Payroll and HR Teams

Imagine payday comes and your employee’s paycheck goes straight to a criminal’s account. That is exactly what is happening in new payroll hijacking scams that quietly change direct deposit details after compromising an employee...

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By Joao Pedro
May 13, 2026

Calendar Invite Phishing: The Silent Threat Hiding In Your Schedule

We are seeing a growing cybersecurity threat impacting small and mid sized businesses: calendar invite phishing attacks. Instead of relying on traditional phishing emails, cybercriminals are using calendar invitations to bypass spam filters and...

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By Joao Pedro
May 11, 2026

Your Executives Are Now Target Number One

Senior leaders are now the first stop in fast-moving phishing campaigns, not the last. Attackers are using “email bombs” to overwhelm inboxes, then impersonating IT over Microsoft Teams to grab remote access to executive...

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By Joao Pedro
March 4, 2026

Your Eyes May Be Deceiving You

At a glance, many fake links look exactly like the real thing. But if you look closely, you may see small swaps, like “rn” pretending to be “m” or a lowercase “l” that is...

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By Joao Pedro
November 24, 2025

Hackers Don’t Take Holidays!

Your Small Business Holiday Cybersecurity Checklist: 1. Shut down computers and devices that won't be used - fewer powered-on machines mean fewer entry points. 2. Review who has remote access - disable old accounts...