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GUEST ESSAY: Here’s how and why ‘trust’ presents an existential threat to cybersecurity

The Last Watchdog

Only 28 percent don’t use repeated passwords•Only 20 percent use a password manager. Using strong passwords (random combinations of letters and numbers are best) and storing them securely in a password manager. Not using repeated passwords. Reporting suspicious communications.

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Personal Cybersecurity Concerns for 2023

Security Through Education

The truth is technology has grown at an exponential rate and so has cybercrime. Cybercrime doesn’t just affect big businesses and national governments. Use strong passwords, and ideally a password manager to generate and store unique passwords. Update your software. Turn on automatic updates.

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Atomic macOS Stealer is advertised on Telegram for $1,000 per month

Security Affairs

dmg’ file (Setup.dmg), upon executing it, the malicious code attempts to trick victims into entering their system password on a fake prompt. The malware also targets the password management tool using the main_keychain() function to extract sensitive information from the target machine.

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GUEST ESSAY: Sure steps to achieve a robust employee cybersecurity awareness training regimen

The Last Watchdog

Employees are the first line of defense against cybercrime and should understand how to recognize phishing emails and what to do if they suspect them. In addition, educating employees about cybersecurity issues can help to reinforce the security-minded culture of the organization and change employee behaviour.

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ViperSoftX uses more sophisticated encryption and anti-analysis techniques

Security Affairs

. “We also noticed that ViperSoftX’s primary C&C servers for the second stage download would change on a monthly basis” The malware has evolved since its discovery, it can now check for cryptocurrencies and for a few password managers (KeePass 2 and 1Password). ” concludes the report.

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National Cybersecurity Awareness Month – What it Really Means for WordPress Users

SiteLock

This includes employee education and training by putting the focus on risk management, prevention, and how to stay calm if the worst does happen. Recognizing and Combating Cybercrime. Unfortunately, cybercrime has become common in today’s “Internet of Things” world, and cyber criminals aren’t simply going to stop.

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Help Your Customers Avoid These Five Common Website Security Issues

SiteLock

According to SiteLock data, websites are attacked 94 times per day on average and IT Chronicles estimates that 4,000 cybercrimes are being committed each day in the United States alone. Clicking malicious links within comments on a web forum or blog. Need help educating your customers on the value of web security issues and solutions?