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Not All Cookies Are Created Equal; Know When Not To Accept Them

Not All Cookies Are Created Equal; Know When Not To Accept Them

Not All Cookies Are Created Equal; Know When Not To Accept Them

It seems every webpage you land on these days has an “Accept Cookies” pop-up.

Jun 212 min read

Syncjacking Jacks Up Chrome Browsers

Syncjacking Jacks Up Chrome Browsers

Syncjacking Jacks Up Chrome Browsers

Google Chrome just can’t catch a break. Unfortunately, it’s in the cybersecurity news again regarding a new attack which is being referred to as “browser syncjacking,” by the company that describes it, SquareX.

Jun 212 min read

Sneaky Attacks Steal 2FA and Your Credentials

Sneaky Attacks Steal 2FA and Your Credentials

Sneaky Attacks Steal 2FA and Your Credentials

Microsoft 365 users worldwide need to be on alert for hackers bypassing 2FA security to steal their sensitive credentials.

Jun 212 min read

Critical Malware Threat Targets Gmail and Outlook

Critical Malware Threat Targets Gmail and Outlook

Critical Malware Threat Targets Gmail and Outlook

Recently, a critical email threat targeting Gmail and Outlook users has come to light.

Jun 212 min read

Phishing Scam Falsely Claims Google Subpoena Access to Your Email

Phishing Scam Falsely Claims Google Subpoena Access to Your Email

Phishing Scam Falsely Claims Google Subpoena Access to Your Email

Google has been in the news a lot lately…and we mean A LOT. We’ve seen browser extension warnings, password recovery warnings, a slick scam that claims to be from Google Technical Support, and several others.

Jun 212 min read

Avoiding Popup Pain from Malicious Chrome Extensions

Avoiding Popup Pain from Malicious Chrome Extensions

Avoiding Popup Pain from Malicious Chrome Extensions

There are highly malicious browser extensions making the rounds and affecting Google Chrome and its users.

Jun 212 min read

The Risky Business of Corporate Social Media Accounts

The Risky Business of Corporate Social Media Accounts

The Risky Business of Corporate Social Media Accounts

Companies using social media know it’s a great way to promote their culture to employees and clients.

Jun 212 min read

Ways To See If Your Data Has Been Stolen

Ways To See If Your Data Has Been Stolen

Ways To See If Your Data Has Been Stolen

With all the data breaches, whether by intrusion or accident lately, it’s likely your information was exposed somehow to someone you didn’t intend.

Jun 213 min read

Old School Phishing Attacks in Your USPS Mailbox

Old School Phishing Attacks in Your USPS Mailbox

Old School Phishing Attacks in Your USPS Mailbox

It’s not what you’d expect with the usual phishing attacks, but it seems that’s the point.

Jun 212 min read

Scattered Spider’s Web Of Lies, Deception And Ransomware

Scattered Spider’s Web Of Lies, Deception And Ransomware

Scattered Spider’s Web Of Lies, Deception And Ransomware

Warnings from the FBI and CISA came in loud and clear…Scattered Spider’s cyberattacks are more hazardous and crippling than ever before.

Jun 212 min read

Your Apple ID Has Been Suspended—Or Has It?

Your Apple ID Has Been Suspended—Or Has It?

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.

Jun 213 min read

Scary New Mac Attack Locks Browsers

Scary New Mac Attack Locks Browsers

Scary New Mac Attack Locks Browsers

A new scareware attack is targeting Mac users, tricking them into believing their computer has been locked by Apple.

Jun 212 min read

There is an Uptick in Fake Emergency Data Requests

There is an Uptick in Fake Emergency Data Requests

There is an Uptick in Fake Emergency Data Requests

Late last year, the FBI issued a Private Industry Notification (PIN) alerting U.S.-based companies and law enforcement agencies about the rise in fraudulent Emergency Data Requests (EDRs) used by cybercriminals.

Jun 212 min read

Improved Password Cracking – How Easily Are Yours Stolen?

Improved Password Cracking – How Easily Are Yours Stolen?

Improved Password Cracking – How Easily Are Yours Stolen?

New upgrades to technology have made password-cracking a breeze.

Jun 212 min read

Now is the Time to Break Up with 23 and Me

Now is the Time to Break Up with 23 and Me

Now is the Time to Break Up with 23 and Me

If you've ever used 23andMe, now is the time to reconsider whether or not you should keep your data with the company.

Jun 212 min read

A Check on the Safety of P2P Apps

A Check on the Safety of P2P Apps

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.

Jun 214 min read

Hackers Are After Your Password Manager

Hackers Are After Your Password Manager

Hackers Are After Your Password Manager

While password help is on the way, it’s still frustrating that we have to remember so many of them

Jun 212 min read

FBI Warns Medusa is Trying to Snake Her Way Into Your Network

FBI Warns Medusa is Trying to Snake Her Way Into Your Network

FBI Warns Medusa is Trying to Snake Her Way Into Your Network

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently issued a warning about a ransomware-as-a-service variant that has been on the attack since December.

Jun 212 min read

Spyware Pop-Up Danger – 4 Words NOT To Click

Spyware Pop-Up Danger – 4 Words NOT To Click

Spyware Pop-Up Danger – 4 Words NOT To Click

When it comes to our personal online safety, sometimes knowing what NOT to do is as important as doing the smart thing.

Apr 122 min read

I Didn't Try To Sign Into That Account. So Who Did?

I Didn't Try To Sign Into That Account. So Who Did?

I Didn't Try To Sign Into That Account. So Who Did?

We’ve all gotten them. A text with a random code we are supposed to enter somewhere to log in to something.

Apr 123 min read

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