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Recently, Google confirmed an advanced attack targeting all 1.8 billion of its Gmail users. The attack involved an email from accounts.google.com claiming that Google had been issued a subpoena for
Researchers from OALABS, a company dedicated to analyzing malware, have identified a new online scam. It uses a feature from Google Chrome, Kiosk mode, to lock the screen and keep
Spring is the perfect time to clean out your business, get rid of clutter and start fresh. One important aspect of this is to make sure your passwords and accounts
Did you know that you can remove your personal info from Google searches? There is now a way that you can do so. This feature is currently in its Beta
Cyber criminals keep finding new ways to attack. The latest method involves corrupting QR codes. For the last few years, a QR code was a simple way to get people
Have you ever heard of “Raccoon Stealer?” No, it’s not a cartoon character. It’s a virus that was taken down by the FBI – but has recently returned. “Racoon Stealer”
Businesses often don’t suspect that apps on employees’ phones could be a risk. However, both Facebook and Tiktok have been shown to track your activity in the app and beyond.
A new hacking campaign uses the dreaded “Qbot” malware. Qbot began as a Banking Trojan, and is now used by some of the world’s biggest RansomWare operators. According to researchers,
Microsoft provided a patch recently for an Outlook vulnerability that was actively being exploited by cyber criminals. Why is this vulnerability so bad? However, it’s not just Microsoft that has
Cybersecurity teams in Germany and South Korea have discovered a new phishing attack that can steal users’ Gmail emails without them having any idea they were compromised! The attackers use