Mark your calendar for our upcoming What's New Webinar.
We’re hosting our quarterly webinar on the 27th of August, and we’d love for you to join us. It’s a chance to hear directly from our team about what’s new at Phriendly Phishing—from recent product updates to new course content designed with your teams in mind. If you’d like to attend, you can register here to save your spot.
Whether you’re curious about what’s coming or just want to stay in the loop, we hope to see you there.
Protecting your data matters – now more than ever. We’ve put together a short eBook with 8 practical tips to help you look after your personal and business information. It’s a simple resource you can share with your team or community to support safer online habits and better awareness around privacy and cyber threats.
Content Update: More Ways to Learn and Stay Secure
Over the last financial year (2025) we’ve expanded our content library to give you and your team even more ways to stay informed and engaged. Here’s what’s new:
35 new courses added – bringing the total course library to 238
5 new episodes of our true cybercrime series, Darknet Chronicles
12 new podcast episodes covering a range of cyber topics
16 newly translated courses to support diverse teams
20 updates to existing course topics for fresh, relevant learning
391 new email templates - taking our total base library to 1185 templates
Malvertising (malicious advertising) refers to the use of online advertisements to spread malware. Scammers inject malicious code into legitimate ad networks, which then display these ads on social media and reputable websites. This tactic allows malware to reach a wide audience, often without requiring user interaction, making it a challenging cyber threat.
QR Code Scams (Mobile Responsive)
QR codes are meant to be convenient and efficient, and this is precisely what scammers prey on. They can be sent digitally using social media, text messages, or emails or found on flyers, posters, and other public spaces. Scammers love new trends and use QR codes to trick you into scanning their malicious links!
Darknet Chronicles: The Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack
What happens when a single stolen password brings an entire nation’s fuel supply to its knees?
Dive into the gripping true story of the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack and discover how one hack sent shockwaves across America.
For our guide on previewing a course, click here, or you can view our course catalogue by clicking here.
Latest Platform Updates: Phish Reporter & New Email Domains
Phish Reporter Update:
We are planning on updating the O365 version on the 23rd of July 2025 at 20:00 AEST. This update to the O365 Phish Reporter extends the compatibility of the ribbon manifest file to be used with classic version of Outlook. Please visit our knowledge base to stay up to date with all the changes and that will be included as well as supported versions.
Admin Action
If you're currently using the Standard version of the Phish Reporter and wish to switch to the Ribbon version, you will need to update to the Ribbon manifest file. No action is required for both the Standard or Ribbon versions, and this update will be applied dynamically.
New Email Domains Coming Soon:
Action Required: Whitelist New Email Domains
We’ve extended the deadline to whitelist our new email domains to 1 August 2025. These domains will be used for simulations, training, and support emails. To avoid any disruptions to the platform please ensure you've confirmed with our Support team that this has been completed. If you've already done so, no further action is required.
We’re always looking for ways to improve your experience, and your insights help us do just that. This quick survey will only take a few minutes, and your input will make a real difference. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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