Some common types of phishing attacks include:
Clone phishing: A phishing attack where the attacker creates a replica of a legitimate website or email to trick users into entering their personal information.
Spear phishing: A type of phishing attack that is targeted at a specific individual or organization. The attacker will often create a fake email that appears to come from a legitimate source, such as a company or organization with which the victim is familiar.
Phishing with malware: A phishing attack where the attacker includes malicious software (malware) in the email or website to infect the victim’s computer.
Vishing: This attack uses voice messages instead of email or websites. The attacker may call the victim and pretend to be from a legitimate organization, such as a bank, to trick them into revealing personal information.
Smishing: This phishing attack uses text messages instead of email or websites. The cybercriminal may send a text message that appears to be from a legitimate organization, such as a bank, to trick the victim into revealing information about themselves.