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Hackers Turn To New Trick Called SEO Poisoning
Hackers Turn To New Trick Called SEO Poisoning
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Hackers have a new tool in their toolbox you should be aware of. Called SEO Poisoning or sometimes 'search poisoning' the attack relies on Black Hat SEO techniques to optimize web content. Researchers...Criminals Are Using YouTube Video Channels To Spread Malware
Criminals Are Using YouTube Video Channels To Spread Malware
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YouTube has long been a hunting ground used by hackers and scammers to push all manner of hoaxes, scams and malicious code onto unsuspecting users. A security researcher known only as Frost is working...End To End Encryption Comes To Microsoft Teams
End To End Encryption Comes To Microsoft Teams
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In a bid to further bolster security Microsoft has recently announced the roll-out of end to end encryption for one to one Microsoft Teams calls. Teams already encrypts user data both in transit and a...Don’t ignore that little message reminding you of a software update. Keeping your operating system, security software, and web browser updated will minimize threats to your network. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth
Your device contains a lot of sensitive information, so when you’re done with it you cannot just throw it in the trash. Make sure to wipe the device of any sensitive data before throwing it out and dispose of the hardware at a designated site. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth
Just like you stay up to date with the latest fashion trends, you must do the same with cybersecurity. Cybercriminals are always coming up with new ways to attack your devices but knowing what those methods are will help you better defend against them. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
It may be tempting to post about your birthday or pose in front of your new home, but these types of posts are what cybercriminals use for social engineering. Don’t give away your personal info so easily - think about every post you make and whether it gives away too much. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth
Sender- make sure the sender’s address is accurate Links- hover over all links to see where they might take you Attachments- be cautious and don’t open unexpected attachments
Message- if a message feels too urgent, threatening, or suspicious contact IT
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There is no such thing as secure enough. Cybercriminals are always coming up with new ways to hack into your digital world. Stay vigilant and proactive with your security best practices to make sure you don’t grow complacent. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth
Make sure you know who has access to your files if you are using a file sharing service. Keep video meetings safe by making the conference password protected, so only invited guests can enter. Remember to pay attention to these important settings every time you install new software. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
Your password is your key to your entire digital world. Keep your passwords reasonably long and with unique phrases that would be hard to guess. String together different words and add spaces, punctuation, capitals, numbers, and symbols to make the strongest password possible. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
Backing up your data on all your devices can save you in the event of a ransomware attack or other cybercrime. Use the cloud or an external hard drive to make sure that your data is somewhere safe. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
Zero Day Bug Found In MacOS
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A new Zero Day vulnerability in macOS has been discovered. The flaw impacts all macOS versions up to the latest release Big Sur. The bug was found by Park Minchan an independent security researcher an...It’s easy to become less aware of the changes that signal an invasion of our digital lives, so remain vigilant. Remember to check your online accounts, banking, and credit reports often for unfamiliar charges or changes. #cybersecurityawarenessmonth
