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TSA Joins FBI in Warning: Don’t Get ‘Juice-Jacked’ at Airport USB Ports
The FBI and FCC have both issued repeated warnings about something many of us do without thinking—plugging our phones or tablets into public USB charging ports.
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Nov 72 min read
Before You Unsubscribe, Know This First
Bad actors are everywhere these days, and now they’re behind the latest “unsubscribe” email phishing scam.
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Nov 71 min read
Experts Warn: Malvertising on the Rise
The name is short for malicious advertising, but malvertising’s long record of infecting devices is growing fast.
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Nov 72 min read
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. After all, what’s the big deal about a few cookies, so we click “Accept” and move on.
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Nov 12 min read
Akira Ransomware Outsmarts Microsoft Defender—Here’s What You Can Do
Imagine your computers' defense against malware, in this case Microsoft Defender, getting turned off while you stand by recharging yourself by refilling your coffee mug.
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Nov 12 min read
Wanted! Nighttime Bandit Steals PII Using Google Ads
Users that are searching for popular software have recently become the targets of malvertising which leverages Google Ads to install Trojan versions of Raccoon Stealer and Vidar.
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Nov 12 min read
BOLO for These Most Dangerous Email Attachments
Keeping a lookout for suspicious emails has become a daily consequence of our cyber lives.
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Nov 12 min read
SOVA Banking Trojan Infects Android Mobile Devices AND Can’t Be Removed
There’s a newly improved mobile banking trojan called SOVA that’s leaving a path of destruction for those using Android mobile devices.
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Nov 12 min read
Job Emails Offer Job Seekers New Malware
Even though the unemployment rate isn’t so bad right now, there are still those who can’t resist taking advantage of job seekers.
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Nov 12 min read
Know The Signs Of A Social Security Scam
The Social Security Department has released the following information due to a high number of people being targeted with impersonation attacks
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Nov 12 min read
Securing Your Online Banking Accounts – Phishing Red Flags
As we saw in Part One, creating secure passwords for your online financial accounts is the first step to protecting them.
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Nov 13 min read
AI-Generated Phishing — The Security Landscape Changes
Phishing scams, the scourge of businesses everywhere, are getting a facelift thanks to generative AI.
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Nov 12 min read
Your Social Security Statement Gives Hackers Full Control of Your Computer
A recent social engineering scam has been reported by Malwarebytes using the Social Security Administration (SSA) and it could lead to an attacker gaining full access to your computer.
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Nov 12 min read
PayPal Passwords Up for Sale—Again
If your PayPal Password wasn’t included in any of the previous lists that were snatched up from a data breach, it’s likely it is out there in a list that’s for sale now.
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Nov 12 min read
Apple Patches Dangerous Zero-Day—Update Now!
Heads up, Apple users—this one’s a seriously bad apple that can truly ruin the whole bunch.
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Nov 12 min read
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.
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Nov 13 min read
Credit Monitoring vs Credit Freeze
Will credit monitoring alone safeguard you against identity theft? In a nutshell, the answer is a resounding "no."
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Nov 13 min read
Time's Up For Windows 10: The End Of Security Updates
It’s coming soon! A major security event affecting hundreds of millions of computers worldwide comes to fruition in October 2025.
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Nov 12 min read
QR Code Scanning Scams – How To Use QR’s Safely And Securely
In our never-ending pursuit of info-quick technology, QR (quick response) codes have found a huge following.
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Oct 123 min read
The Growing Threat of Synthetic Identity Fraud
Imagine a crime straight out of a sci-fi thriller: criminals piecing together parts of people’s identities to create entirely new personas.
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Oct 123 min read
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