Threat actors may spread false claims about compromised voting systems in order to undermine confidence in the electoral process
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Bug let hijack Firefox browsers on other phones over Wi-Fi – NIST's new tool to help firms understand why staff fall for phishing – Almost 200 arrested in dark web crackdown
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As cloud storage solutions are becoming more and more popular, we look at several simple steps you can take to secure your files on Google Drive
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There is no evidence that cybercriminals were also able to steal customer data
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The sting is said to be the US Government’s largest operation targeting crime in the internet’s seedy underbelly
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NIST’s tool can help organizations improve the testing of their employees’ phish-spotting prowess
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Attackers could have exploited the flaw to steal victims’ login credentials or install malware on their devices
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Zoom now supports two-factor authentication. A cyber attack, which affected 14 inboxes belonging to Quebec’s Department of Justice, was confirmed by ESET researchers.
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What are some common strategies cybercriminals employ in extortion schemes and how can you mitigate the chances of falling victim to a cyber-shakedown?
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While wanting to return a found USB flash drive is commendable, you should avoid taking unnecessary risks, lest your device get infested and your data compromised.
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The cyber attack affects 14 inboxes belonging to the Department of Justice was confirmed by ESET researchers.
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Sports and training data are more sophisticated and affordable than ever. With the democratization of (sports) performance data, are your personal information safe?
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Zoom now supports phone calls, text messages and authentication apps as forms of two-factor authentication
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ESET researchers have discovered and analyzed CDRThief, a malware that targets Voice over IP (VoIP) softswitches. Righard Zwienenberg deep in the lead-offering business and invites us to take steps to mitigate this problem. Finally, an overview of the TikTok pairing feature, which gives parents greater control over how their children interact with the app All
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Oregon’s largest city aims to be a trailblazer when it comes to facial recognition legislation .
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ESET researchers have discovered and analyzed malware that targets Voice over IP (VoIP) softswitches.
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The cyber incident has taken most of Newcastle University’s systems offline and officials estimates it will take weeks to recover.
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…but there are no conferences or exhibitions???
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With TikTok being all the rage especially with teens, we look at a feature that gives parents greater control over how their children interact with the app
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ESET research dissects KryptoCibule malware family – Why close unused accounts rather than just remove apps – Microsoft's new deepfake detector
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As the US presidential election nears, the company’s new tech should also help assure people that an image or video is authentic
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What’s the benefit of deleting your Houseparty – or any other unused – account, rather than just uninstalling the app?
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Unknown threat actors were able to exfiltrate information from the email accounts of several parliamentarians
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ESET researchers analyze a previously undocumented trojan that is spread via malicious torrents and uses multiple tricks to squeeze as many cryptocoins as possible from its victims while staying under the radar
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The vulnerability could allow criminals to rack up fraudulent charges on the cards without needing to know the PINs
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