OK, I know I keep going on about email phishing , but unfortunately, it's on the increase. Last year Google Research produced a report in which they identified that 12.4 million individuals have potentially been the victim of phishing with over 1.9 billion usernames and passwords readily available on the blackmarket. To help combat phishing and other security attacks Google recently released updates to it's G Suite , GCP and Chrome Enterprise products. These updates include more proactive phishing and malware detection using Machine Learning . As an example of how cybercriminals are using phishing attacks here is an infographic and article from Europol on how the cybercriminals responsible for the Carbanak and Cobalt malware attacks targetted over 100 financial institutes and stole over 1 billion euros! Source: Europol The attacks all started with simple spear phishing emails sent to bank employees. These emails, impersonated legitimate companies and customer...