Google hopes to improve users’ security awareness and reduce the risk of online threats by making it easier for people to identify secure websites. Google, the world’s leading search engine, is changing the security icon that appears on websites to make it more understandable for users. The decision comes after a study conducted in 2021, […]
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Check Point Researcher’s (CPR) are diving deep into ChatGPT to see how this AI tool is being used to write malware. OpenAI released ChatGPT to the world at the end of November 2022. It’s a free natural language processing tool that can be used to generate human-sounding essays, emails, code, even things like poems, which […]
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The digital age that we live in today presents as many new problems as it does solutions. Every day we hear about cyberattacks, bank trojans, compromised data, and security breaches in the news. Given the extent of how vulnerable we are to such cybersecurity threats—we need to take extra steps to ensure the safety of […]
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How many of your employees do you think overshare on social media? Only one? Maybe a handful at most? The real numbers might surprise you! According to Help Net Security, 93% of workers overshare online. That’s exactly why hackers love social media. Social media is a gold mine for hackers on the hunt for personal […]
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Mac threats aren’t nearly as marginal as you might have thought. Adware, banking Trojans, rogue anti-spyware, and ransomware tailored for macOS are out there waiting for users to make wrong decisions and install them. A particularly widespread species of these baddies is represented by Search Marquis, a browser hijacker that overrides user-defined Internet settings and […]
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When you get new mobile phones for your employees or yourself, there are many things to consider: plans, hardware, and cost. Number recycling is a common practice among service providers that many people neglect to consider. It allows for some lesser-known cyberattacks on cell phones. Many people have heard of SIM swap scams. This is […]
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Digital media and privacy on the Internet Digital media provide an easy, efficient and inexpensive way to share information, therefore have become an indispensable part of the daily work and leisure of a large number of people. Many services available online require users to register during which they need to submit personal information, most often […]
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Cybercriminals often use the service subscription theme to bait users. These swindles are particularly effective when they mention certain amounts of money being withdrawn from one’s credit card. This is the case with the latest spin-off of the Geek Squad email scam. Although most recipients have no relationship with the company impersonated in these messages, […]
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Breaking cybersecurity news is the release of a new ransomware species used in targeted attacks against organizations. It’s called ColdLock, which is a term coined by researchers who unearthed this strain and inspected its modus operandi. The infection has hit a number of networks in the East Asia region so far. Keep reading to find […]
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Freebies are awesome, aren’t they? True, but when interacting with some Internet resources that promise the moon and don’t charge a penny, users are better off learning to separate the wheat from the chaff. The free streaming portal Soap2Day might appear to carry through with its claims, but upon closer inspection, it doesn’t look as […]
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