Received a Package You Didn’t Order? It Might be a Brushing Scam
If you’ve ever received a package in the mail that you didn’t order, you could be the victim of a brushing scam. What is a Brushing Scam? A brushing scam…
Stop Hackers by Reporting Websites Used for Phishing
Great job avoiding that phishing message – but you can do more. It’s easy to simply delete these messages and move on with your day, but by helping to take…
Why Phishing Attacks Are Getting Harder to Spot
When you think of phishing, you probably think of email. As people move away from email to other types of messaging, attackers are following. There has been a dramatic increase…
Scammers are Increasingly Targeting Job Seekers
Layoffs are on the rise, as companies like Meta, Amazon, Tesla, and Coinbase have announced big job cuts. As more people are on the hunt for jobs, scammers are targeting…
Over 200 million Twitter users’ email addresses leaked
The usernames and email addresses for more than 200 million Twitter users have been posted on the dark web by hackers. Hackers have recently posted the usernames and email addresses…
Your Company is Watching You, But Not For the Reason You Think
If you work on a company computer, they’re probably watching you… But it’s probably not for the reason you think. When the pandemic hit, and nearly everyone had to work…
Security Tips to Secure Your Cell Phone from Hackers
Most people can’t live without their cellphone. So much of their lives are on their phones, from the names and contact information of their coworkers, friends, and relatives, to personal…
Ransomware: One Year Since Colonial Pipeline
This week marks the one year anniversary since the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack. It was among the first ransomware attacks that gained such broad attention because of its impact –…
World Password Day
The first Thursday in May is World Password Day! Computer chip maker Intel first created World Password Day to address the critical need for strong and secure passwords. Improve your…