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Image: iStock/OrnRin Security HTML attachments found to be the most malicious type of file
Barracuda Networks found that HTML attachments were malicious more than double than the next leading type of file.
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Image: sezerozger/Adobe Stock Security North Korean-sponsored ransomware attacks target US healthcare companies
Since May of 2021, state-sponsored attackers have been deploying Maui ransomware in an attempt to encrypt sensitive records and disrupt services for vulnerable healthcare organizations.
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Image: Laszlo/Adobe Stock Security ALPHV’s ransomware makes it easy to search data from targets who do not pay
The ransomware has expanded its arsenal of extortion techniques, adding a search engine for cybercriminals.
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Image: Gstudio/Adobe Stock Security How cyber criminals are targeting Amazon Prime Day shoppers
With Amazon Prime Day 2022 set for July 12 and 13, Check Point Research is already seeing phishing emails and suspicious domains designed to scam prospective shoppers.
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Image: local_doctor/Adobe Stock Security NIST selects four encryption algorithms to thwart future quantum computer attacks
The announcement follows a six-year effort to devise and then vet encryption methods to significantly increase the security of digital information, the agency said.
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Image: iStockphoto/g-stockstudio Security Cyberattacks interrupt unemployment benefits in multiple states
Geographic Solutions Inc., the company handling the unemployment websites of several states, took the websites offline due to the attack.
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Image: jirsak/Adobe Stock Security Unsecured and unencrypted South Korean loyalty platform exposes data of more than 1 million customers
Dodo Point records exposed more than a million customers' records online. The data was stored in an unencrypted bucket that could be accessed without any kind of authentication.
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Image: immimagery/Adobe Stock Security 3 dirty data cybersecurity concerns for businesses
Dirty data not only leads to poor business decisions but can also pose some security concerns in organizations. Learn dirty data cybersecurity concerns enterprises may contend with.
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Image: tete_escape/Adobe Stock Security How to enable SSH 2FA on Ubuntu Server 22.04
Learn how to add an extra layer of Secure Shell protection to your Ubuntu servers with the help of two-factor authentication.
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Image: prime91/Adobe Stock Security PennyWise malware on YouTube targets cryptocurrency wallets and browsers
Learn more about how this stealer malware operates and how to protect yourself from it now.
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Image: Adobe Stock Security The business of hackers-for-hire threat actors
Hackers-for-hire specialize in compromising email boxes. Learn more about these cyber criminals and the threat they represent.
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Image: Proxima Studio/Adobe Stock Security Data breach of NFT marketplace OpenSea may expose customers to phishing attacks
Triggered by an employee from an external vendor who shared email addresses with an unauthorized party, the breach could lead to phishing attempts against affected individuals.
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Image: Funtap/Adobe Stock Security Get one year of this leading VPN for just $30
ClearVPN's Premium Plan offers advanced security and connectivity, allowing you to easily protect your devices at an affordable price.
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Credit: Adobe Security How traditional security tools fail to protect companies against ransomware
Most organizations surveyed by Titaniam have existing security prevention and backup tools, but almost 40% have still been hit by ransomware attacks in the last year.