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The combination of remote work, the latest technologies, and never physically meeting your employees has made it very easy for job applicants to mask their true identities from their employer and commit employment fraud. Motivations for this type of fr… Continue reading How to recognize employment fraud before it becomes a security issue
One of the accounts directs users to an app that gathers personally identifiable information and seeks access to Twitter accounts.
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The analysis shows that what was thought of as a straightforward DDoS tool was so much more.
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An account had more than 144,000 followers before Twitter suspended it.
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Hundreds of fake Twitter accounts targeted opposition candidates and urged citizens not to vote in an upcoming Honduran presidential election, according to research published Wednesday. The 317 accounts appear to be part of an effort to influence the Nov. 28 Honduran presidential election by denigrating two of opposition candidates running against the incumbent National Party of Honduras’ candidate, Nasry Asfura, according to Nisos, the threat intelligence firm that published its findings Wednesday. The network of profiles in some cases used authentic photos from Peruvian Facebook accounts in an attempt to aid legitimacy, some cases apparently using computer-generated images as avatars. Twitter removed the accounts in November upon learning of the inauthentic behavior observed by Nisos. The company did not respond to questions prior to press time. The influence operation would be just the latest example of coordinated inauthentic political messaging on social media in Honduras and its regional neighbors. A […]
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Nisos announced $6M in funding led by global cyber investor Paladin Capital Group. Existing investors Columbia Capital and Skylab Capital also participated in the round. The investment enables Nisos to expand its marketing and operations, while extendi… Continue reading Nisos raises $6M to expand its marketing and operations, extend international footprint