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Storing Passwords In Your Browser…It’s Convenient, BUT Very Risky Too
Most of us know that password fatigue can lead to security mishaps and that creating a safe and secure entrance into our personal or work accounts can be a real challenge
Admin
May 272 min read
Your Digital Life May Not Be Your Own
We know a lot of information about us likely available on the Dark Web.
Admin
May 272 min read
Your Teams May Be Tricking You
Just when you thought it was OK to trust your internal communication tools, hackers are increasingly abusing Microsoft Teams to target not only those using it in the workplace, but also home users, exploiting the trust we place in familiar tools.
Admin
May 272 min read
Protect Yourself From Phishing Scams: 8 Steps To Better Security
Since the mid 1990’s, email phishing scams have been on the rise. Like most cybercrimes, hackers have improved and refined their phishing methods over time.
Admin
Apr 293 min read
Don’t Give Email Permissions To Bogus Upgrade App
Email phishing campaigns involve a variety of hacker goals, most of which want you to install some type of malware on your device.
Admin
Apr 282 min read
Your Apple ID Has Been Suspended—Or Has It?
In recent weeks, a new phishing scam emerged targeting Apple users, dubbed the "Apple ID suspended" scam.
Admin
Apr 283 min read
Top Email Scams Fooling Us These Days
Your inbox might look harmless, but cybersecurity experts say some of the most dangerous scams are hiding in plain sight.
Admin
Apr 282 min read
A Check on the Safety of P2P Apps
There are so many payment apps out there; PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle, for instance and perhaps you’ve probably wondered: Are these apps actually safe? The short answer—yes, if you’re careful.
Admin
Apr 284 min read
Texting MFA Codes Isn’t Your Most Secure Option. Here Are Some Alternatives
For the longest time, verifying our identity logging into an account involved getting texted an MFA (multi-factor authentication) code.
Admin
Apr 272 min read
Every 19 Seconds AI Supercharges the Phishing Game
Phishing has always been a numbers game. Now artificial intelligence has turned it into a high-speed assembly line.
Admin
Apr 272 min read
Email And Clickbait Lead To Facebook Trouble
In 2022, there were more than 333 billion email messages exchanged.
Admin
Apr 263 min read
Is Your Email Account Hacked? What You Need To Know
The reality is these days, stolen email addresses are a dime a dozen.
Admin
Apr 163 min read
Top Email Scams Fooling Us These Days
Your inbox might look harmless, but cybersecurity experts say some of the most dangerous scams are hiding in plain sight.
Admin
Apr 162 min read
Are Text Message Sign-In Links Safe?
Some recent research has thrown a spotlight on a lurking cybersecurity threat on a practice that makes it easy to log into websites.
Admin
Apr 93 min read
These Companies May Try to Phish You
Every year, one of the cybersecurity companies in the world releases a report of the most impersonated firms used in phishing attacks.
Admin
Apr 72 min read
Microsoft & Google Accounts in the Crosshairs
An uncovered phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) operation called VoidProxy is making waves in the cybersecurity world, and not in a good way.
Admin
Apr 62 min read
Credential Stuffers Compromise More Than 100K Accounts
New York’s attorney general, Letitia James, announced that an investigation into credential stuffing had uncovered 1.1 million compromised customer accounts linked to 17 well-known companies.
Admin
Apr 62 min read
Texting MFA Codes Isn’t Your Most Secure Option. Here Are Some Alternatives
For the longest time, verifying our identity logging into an account involved getting texted an MFA (multi-factor authentication) code.
Admin
Mar 312 min read
Beware of Push Bombing —The MFA Scam Designed to Wear You Down
Cybercriminals are getting smarter about bypassing multi-factor authentication (MFA), and one of their favorite tricks is something called push bombing.
Admin
Mar 302 min read
Think Your Business Is Too Small For Hackers? It’s Time To Think Again
“Cyberattacks only happen to big companies with lots of valuable data and assets to steal,” thought most small business owners at one time or another.
Admin
Mar 293 min read
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