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Digital life protection: How Webroot keeps you safe in a constantly changing world

Webroot

Nearly every aspect of life is connected to the internet, so protecting your devices, identity, and privacy has never been more critical. Cyber threats are no longer just the occasional virus or suspicious email. Identity theft happens when criminals steal your personal information to commit fraud or theft.

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July 2024 ransomware attack on the City of Columbus impacted 500,000 people

Security Affairs

The city added that the attack was successfully thwarted, and no systems were encrypted. “To date, the City is unaware of any actual or attempted misuse of your personal information for identity theft or fraud as a result of this Incident.”

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These are the 15 Top Cyber Threats Now

SecureWorld News

Sometimes when you are down in the cyber attack trees defending your organization, it can be tough to see the cyber threat forest. Understanding how things are shifting in the forest, or overall threat landscape, can help us categorize, strategize, and prioritize our resources. What are the top cyber threats right now?

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How Spread Betting Platforms Safeguard Traders Against Cyber Risks

IT Security Guru

So, lets explore how spread betting platforms are rising to this challenge and ensuring that their platforms are cyber risk-free. Cyber Risks Facing Spread Betting Platforms Cyber threats are becoming more dangerous than ever, and spread betting platforms are a major target for most of these cyberattacks.

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Is your whole digital life protected? 4 ways to address common vulnerabilities

Webroot

Cyber threats. Identity theft. As more aspects of our lives move online and digital devices proliferate, staying safe from threats has become more important than ever. If identity theft does happen, freeze any accounts with fraudulent charges and establish a fraud alert with credit bureaus.

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86 million AT&T customer records reportedly up for sale on the dark web

Zero Day

The hackers say that the dates of birth and social security numbers were originally encrypted but have since been decrypted and are now visible in plain text. Collectively, they could easily put affected customers at risk for account takeovers and identity theft.

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Quantum Computing's Impact on Cybersecurity and the Road Ahead

SecureWorld News

While quantum power poses risks to traditional encryption, it also opens the door to revolutionary cybersecurity advancements that could redefine how we protect data, detect threats, and secure critical infrastructure.