Cybercriminals latest tactics includes “phishing” for your personal information through text message and scams. This includes them stealing your data or money by tricking you into clicking a link, revealing personal details or login information. This article includes tips to utilize when handling suspicious messages.
Okta identity and access management service identified adversarial activity that leveraged a stolen credential to access the support case management system. The threat actor was able to view sensitive HTTP Archive (HAR) files. This article explains the lessons learned from this to protect against this.
It's better to be safe than sorry so let’s take a quick look at some safe browsing techniques can take to improve cyber safety. By incorporating these browsing techniques into your regular computer habits, you will keep yourself safe from malicious forces. This article provides tips on navigating unsafe browsers.
October marks the 20th annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CAM), which raises awareness of the importance of cybersecurity in America, ensuring everyone is prepared with the tools and resources they need to be safe and secure online.
Vendor email compromise (VEC) is a targeted and in-depth type of business email compromise (BEC) in which cybercriminals impersonate a third-party vendor in order to steal funds from that vendor's customers. Read for information on this phishing scam targeting customers.
Google issued a new security update for Chrome users on multiple platforms to patch an exploit titled CVE-2023-6345. CVE (common vulnerabilities and exposures) is a method used to publicly share information regarding cybersecurity vulnerabilities and exposures.
Phishing attacks can lead to account compromises and malware infections, including ransomware. Users can reduce their likelihood of falling victim to phishing attacks by understanding common red flags and tactics. Threat actors use social engineering schemes to harvest information.
It is common to see social media posts claiming someone’s lost pet or family member was found, with the intent to reunite them with their family. Users frequently share these posts in hopes of assisting others. Scammers are using these same lures to spread what starts as an innocuous post.
According to the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) 2024 Homeland Threat Assessment, ransomware remains a prominent threat to businesses, schools, and hospitals in the United States. More specifically, the public sector is a prime target.
“Your Account Is Set To Close” is a phishing email tactic that claims your Microsoft account is set to be closed on a specific date due to inactivity or failed errors. It asks you to sign in to your account before the given date to avoid deletion. Read to stay vigilant of scams like this.
