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Is Sideloading Worth The Risk Of Downloading Malware?
It’s been well-known that sideloading apps is a risky proposition.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
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.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
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.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
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.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Unsubscribing From Newsletters? Beware Of Phishing Afterward
Newsletters can be a very easy way to stay informed about news, events, special offers, and a whole lot more.
Admin
Jun 213 min read
Phishing Scams Exploit Pricey Auto-Subscription Fears
With email among the top productivity tools in our everyday lives, we know cybercriminals have adopted it for their benefit, too.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Users Get Tricked Into Falsely Updating Google Services
The TrickMo Android banking trojan has re-emerged in a new form, disguised as a fake Google Chrome app for Android.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
What's Behind Man-In-The-Middle Attacks and How to Avoid Them
It’s not the game many of us played as kids, but it is a distorted take on the same idea. Man-in-the-middle (MitM) cyberattacks do put someone in the middle of two sides, but that someone is a cybercriminal.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Slow Browser? It May Have Been Hijacked By Malware
Before calling your internet provider to complain about a slow browser think about this: It’s no secret malware loves to hide in all kinds of things like adware, spyware, scareware, and fake browser updates.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Just Two Words Can Put You In The Middle Of A Smishing Scam
Phishing by text or “smishing” has long been a thorn in the side of smartphone users.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
No Organization is Safe from Ghost Ransomware
Both the FBI and CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) recently released a warning about a ransomware group called Ghost.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Badbox Brings Drive By Malware to New Level in New Version
There’s a new twist on an earlier version of Badbox that’s infecting Android devices with its malware.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Know When It’s Time To Hang-Up. Don’t Fall Victim To These New Phone Scams
Just recently, it was discovered three new phone scams are making the rounds.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
The Onion Effect-One Malicious Zip File Hides Multiple Layers of Zip Files
Once again, hackers have found a sneaky way of hiding malware most of us would never expect.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
AI Aided Phishing Scams Target Business Execs at a Faster Clip in 2025
AI-powered bots are now capable of analyzing vast amounts of data from online profiles.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
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.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Meerkats Shapeshift to Steal Logins
Morphing Meerkat is a recently identified phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platform that employs advanced techniques to deceive users and steal credentials.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
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.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Improved Password Cracking – How Easily Are Yours Stolen?
New upgrades to technology have made password-cracking a breeze.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
Your Browser Extensions May be Stealing from You
When the FBI releases an urgent warning to three million Chrome users, it’s time to pay attention.
Admin
Jun 212 min read
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