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Are you doing enough to prevent scammers from hijacking your social media accounts? Even if you have chosen a strong, unique password for your online presence and enabled two-factor authentication it’s possible that you’ve overlooked another way in whi… Continue reading Cryptocurrency scam attack on Twitter reminds users to check their app connections
If your business is hit by a ransomware attack, what happens if you just pay the ransom? We’ll break it down & show you how to avoid becoming a victim.
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Are you investing in cryptocurrency or thinking about it? Be sure to listen or watch our April monthly show for our top 3 ways to keep your cryptocurrency safe! ** Links mentioned on the show ** 10 Ways to Keep Your Cryptocurrency Safe https://money.us… Continue reading 3 Ways to Keep Your Cryptocurrency Safe
Recently, the Cybereason Nocturnus Team responded to several incident response (IR) cases involving infections of the Prometei Botnet against companies in North America, observing that the attackers exploited recently published Microsoft Exchange … Continue reading Prometei Botnet Exploiting Microsoft Exchange Vulnerabilities
Recently, the Cybereason Nocturnus Team responded to several incident response (IR) cases involving infections of the Prometei Botnet against companies in North America, observing that the attackers exploited recently published Microsoft Exchange … Continue reading Prometei Botnet Exploiting Microsoft Exchange Vulnerabilities
The problem of typosquatting has been ever-existent in the world of online fraud. Almost every brand and industry we monitor is a target of these attacks. Brands operating in the NFT space are no exception.
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TechSpective Podcast Episode 055 One of the hot trends right now is the NFT. NFT–pronounced by some as “nifty” because it is catchier than saying N-F-T–stands for “non-fungible token”. NFTs exist in a world that few truly understand (and I don’t claim … Continue reading Shashi Prakash Chats about Cryptocurrency and NFT Fraud
What does Bitcoin’s energy consumption problem have to do with AI? At a fundamental level, it turns out, some AI applications require similarly massive amounts of computing energy to function.
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Security researchers have recently discovered a botnet with a novel defense against takedowns. Normally, authorities can disable a botnet by taking over its command-and-control server. With nowhere to go for instructions, the botnet is rendered useless… Continue reading Illegal Content and the Blockchain
A hacker is selling a database of personal information: Nothing unusual there. But these 24,000 records are the identifiable info of other hackers.
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