You’ll Never Guess Who’s Behind the Latest Phishing Attacks

You’ll Never Guess Who’s Behind the Latest Phishing Attacks

Would you believe North Korea, Nigeria and Egypt? You might think that phishing emails from these “third world” countries would be unsophisticated and easy to detect. You’d be wrong. First North Korea. According to the Digital Journal, “Several U.S. businesses have been targeted by a campaign seemingly to originate from North Korea and using the

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Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 40

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 40

Cybersecurity is the biggest challenge that confronts all netizens today. No matter how strong and secured a network chain is attackers manage to exploit the loopholes, using it to their benefit and misguiding the users to extract personal details. Individuals and organizations deploy anti-phishing measures, but bad actors always look forward to outsmarting them. Here

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Hackers Find One More Way to Use Google to Scam You

Hackers Find One More Way to Use Google to Scam You

At this point, mentioning a new Google attack vector is almost not news anymore, given how many times the company’s services have been exploited. It’s to be expected though. Google makes most of its service available free of charge, which means not only do you have free access to it, so do hackers. And given

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Microsoft and Google Team up to Phish You

Microsoft and Google Team up to Phish You

When hackers go after you with phishing emails, you’ll never guess which brand they impersonate the most. Microsoft. “Given the ubiquity of Windows and Office, as well as other services including the Outlook.com webmail service and Xbox Live, Microsoft’s position at the top of the list should come as no surprise.” You’ll never guess which

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Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 39

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 39

The recent updates from the world of cybersecurity touch many crucial areas and offer critical insights for individuals and businesses who are keen to improve their digital security. Hence, we compiled all major cybersecurity events and other developments which will enable them to take a step forward for establishing a robust cyber-security infrastructure.

Stop! Don’t Watch That Video

Stop! Don’t Watch That Video

If one of your Facebook friends sent you an email that said “Is this you?” with a link to a video, would you click on it to see if it’s you? If so, there’s a good chance you’re going to get phished, because you just fell for the newest Facebook phishing scam. According to the

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Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 38

Cybersecurity Updates For The Week 38

As the world goes online and transcends barriers that are not always physically surmountable, there is a parallel force that makes an equal and often more significant leap. This is the progress made by the bad actors who are never tired of inventing new means and ways of getting into our networks and systems, stealing

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Phishing Scams Don’t Always Arrive by Email

Phishing Scams Don’t Always Arrive by Email

When you hear the word phishing, you probably think of email. And that’s exactly what the scammers want you to think so you won’t pay attention to their latest delivery mechanism: voicemail. Phishing is generally an email that looks real, but isn’t, in an effort to get you to do something you shouldn’t. Now, fraudsters

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