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Job Application or Phishing Email? How Recruiters Can Spot the Difference
Being a legitimate recruiter is already challenging nowadays. You work hard to find the right talent, manage hiring processes, and protect sensitive applicants’ data. But in a world full of scammers and job fraud, the risks don’t just affect job seeker…
How to Vet Suppliers and Avoid Fake Vendor Scams
Fake vendor scams target small business owners who don’t have the time or resources to double-check every transaction. Scammers pretend to be legitimate suppliers, sending fake invoices, stealing your payment details, or delivering poor-quality (or no)…
Beware of SpaceX and Tesla Stock Giveaway Scams Flooding Inboxes
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Scams exploiting celebrity names and reputable brand imagery remain alarmingly effect…
Pegasus Spyware Users Tried (and Failed) to Infect Serbian Journalists’ Phones, Amnesty International Says
NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware is again in the spotlight after two high-profile journalists were allegedly targeted – but not infected – with the infamous surveillance software.
“Two journalists from Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN), an awar…
Securing Your Smart Home: Step-by-Step Network Segmentation
Technological convenience has shaped our daily lives to such an extent that smart homes have become the pinnacle of modern living.
Intelligent lighting systems, smart thermostats, and sophisticated home security solutions have all played a magistral r…
£3 Million Fine for a Victim of LockBit Ransomware
The UK ICO has issued a £3 million levy to British IT service provider Advanced Software over the company’s poor security posture during an encounter with hackers in 2022.
Advanced Computer Software Group Ltd. (also known as OneAdvanced per its websit…
Malaysian PM says “no way” to $10 million ransom after alleged cyber attack against Kuala Lumpur airport
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has said that he refused to pay a US $10 million ransom demanded by hackers who, according to some reports, paralysed operations at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).
Anwar described how he had refused to…