Credit to Author: Christopher Boyd| Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2017 20:12:36 +0000
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| Steer clear of this fake FBI message regarding your “locked” iCloud account. It’s nothing more than a get rich quick scam, and the people behind it are looking to cash in at your expense. Categories: Tags: Applebitcoinemailfbiicloudphishscam |
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Read moreCredit to Author: William Tsing| Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2017 14:00:07 +0000
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| Quitting social media entirely can be unrealistic, or at least seriously unfun. So it’s important to take a moment to check out account settings before you start, to make absolutely sure you’re okay with the service’s default settings. Categories: Tags: how toInstagramLinkedInphishphishingprivacysocial mediaspamtwitter |
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| 2016 was the year that reminded us how important prevention is, no matter what type of user you may be. Indeed ransomware dominated the threat landscape and was heavily distributed via phishing emails, compromised websites, or malicious ads. With such a threat that encrypts your valuable data, there is often times very little you can do… Categories: Tags: botnetsddosmalwarephishransomwareState of Malware |
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| 2016 was the year that reminded us how important prevention is, no matter what type of user you may be. Indeed ransomware dominated the threat landscape and was heavily distributed via phishing emails, compromised websites, or malicious ads. With such a threat that encrypts your valuable data, there is often times very little you can do… Categories: Tags: botnetsddosmalwarephishransomwareState of Malware |
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| Watch out: sponsored Tweets leading to phishing pages are doing the rounds once more. We take a look at the latest phishing scam being pushed to unsuspecting Twitter users, and show how the scammers are after a double-whammy of login credentials and credit card information. Categories: Tags: phishphishingscamscammerssponsoredtweettwitter |