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The Innocent Targets – Episode One: Sextortion Scams
We wanted to switch things up for today’s article and try writing a daytime soap opera instead of our usual blog. Please feel free to read the...
3 Ways Data Breaches are Hard to Detect and Harder to Prevent
Unfortunately, cybersecurity is one of the most important topics to consider in today’s business world. A recent survey has shown that the majority...
2024 Ransomware is as Scary as Ever
If you’re not familiar with ransomware, we wish we lived in the same universe you’ve been living in the past decade. It’s a serious problem for all...
Three Ways SMBs Combat Mobile Malware
Mobile malware might not have a lot of attention on it, but it can be a significant problem for organizations that rely on smartphones. This goes...
New Variant of XLoader Malware Runs in the Background and Steals Your Photos, Texts, and Other Data
If you’re in the know about cybersecurity and, specifically, mobile malware, you might have heard the name XLoader in the past. The malware has gone...
AI is a Security Threat You Cannot Ignore
2023 was a banner year for AI (Artificial Intelligence), as it truly entered the zeitgeist in a way that it previously had failed to. Many companies...
Is Free Antivirus Free of Benefits?
Remember the era when antivirus software, like most computer programs, came packaged in hefty textbook-sized boxes on store shelves? Fortunately,...
Don’t Let Fake Browser Updates Fool You
Ensuring that your computer's software stays up to date is always crucial for security and for the performance of the software. Outdated operating...
New Malware Sets Sights on Stealing Your Facebook Business Account
With so many businesses putting time and effort to cultivate an active following on social media, it only makes sense that cybercriminals try to get...