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Ransomware is so popular that even tech support scammers have eventually adopted it. Now the ransom note asks you to call ‘Microsoft’ to get your encrypted files back.Categories: Threat analysisTags: microsoftransomwaretech supporttech support scamsTSS… Continue reading Tech support scammers up their game with ransomware
By identifying steps in the attack chain, you can deploy appropriate defenses at each stage to prevent breaches from happening in the first place. Continue reading 5 Links Of The Attack Chain And How To Disrupt Them
A new ransomware, TeleCrypt appeared recently carrying some new ideas. Telecrypt abuses the API of a popular messenger, Telegram.Categories: Malware
Threat analysisTags: malwareransomwareTeleCryptTeleCrypt DecryptorTelegram API(Read more…) Continue reading TeleCrypt – the ransomware abusing Telegram API – defeated!
PrincessLocker ransomware has appeared some time ago and has drawn out attention by using the same template of the site for a victim as Cerber did. In this article, we dig deeper and try to answer questions about its internal similarities with Cerber (… Continue reading PrincessLocker – ransomware with not so royal encryption
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| The working class adults in an office setup are probably the least likely batch we’d think of when we’re talking about bullying. However, it happens on a daily basis across a number industries. For those who have witnessed bullying episodes in the office or who knows someone who bullies or is being bullied, adult bullying for them is not aware and not an uncommon occurrence.
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Continue reading Anti-Bullying Week: Of weasels, snakes, and queen bees
This post focuses on bullying involving adolescents.Categories: 101
FYITags: anti-bullying weekchild security onlinecyberbullyingteen security(Read more…) Continue reading Anti-Bullying Week: No sympathy for the ‘bully’?
New report provides a framework that lets private sector entities defend themselves while at the same time protect individual liberties and privacy, and mitigate the risk of collateral damage. Continue reading Active Defense Framework Can Help Businesses Defend Against Cyberattacks
Have you ever wondered when and how bullying starts? Research has indicated that bullying can start as early as the preschool years, particularly at the age of 3. Categories: 101
FYITags: anti-bullying weekchild security onlinecyberbullying(Read more…) Continue reading Anti-Bullying Week: “Monkey see, monkey do”
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| The Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA) is spearheading this year’s “Anti-Bullying Week” campaign once more. The overall theme of this campaign is “Power for Good”, which encourages children, teens, and adults alike that they can be powerful agents of change.
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Continue reading Pledge to use your power for good this Anti-Bullying Week
Remote workers may present challenges for IT staff, but a combination of cybersecurity best practices, strong policy, and a dedicated user awareness campaign could keep company data safe. Continue reading 8 Ways Businesses Can Better Secure Their Remote Workers