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Like in a recent Facebook attack, account takeovers are commonplace these days and on the rise. By stealing account credentials, they can be used in phishing attacks.
Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, LinkedIn, and many others can lead to lots of sharing and fun, but also carry significant risks.
The fact is that RFID is a rapidly growing technology that we as consumers need to understand and protect the information they contain.
Two data breaches were recently in the news involving loss of sensitive data in similar ways. Both were in the healthcare industry.
The tactics are too many to count, but some email phishing attacks are bigger than others. Hackers pretend to be well-known and trusted entities.
Opening a Word attachment that is infected with a recent find by Cisco Talos researchers may be hazardous to your health.
This past month, Air Canada announced that a minimum of 20,000 Canadian residents using their airline had their PII (Personally Identifiable Information) stolen.
Although 2017 showed phishing attacks third on the list of dangerous threats to security, a global report shows employers shifting to attacks as their primary security focus.
Is someone reading your email? Well, the answer to that is complicated at best. It's always a good idea to check your security.