Gates Foundation, NIH, WHO Emails Hacked and Posted online

Gates Foundation, NIH, WHO Emails Hacked and Posted online

According to Washington Post, unknown activists have posted nearly 25,000 email addresses and passwords allegedly belonging to the National Institutes of Health, the World Health Organization, the Gates Foundation and other groups working to combat the coronavirus pandemic, according to the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors online extremism and terrorist groups. …

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Thousands Zoom accounts credentials Are for sale on the dark web

Thousands Zoom accounts credentials Are for sale on the dark web

Zoom users who reuse the same passwords from other accounts can face an ugly unintended consequence. Personal account information including email addresses, passwords and the web addresses for Zoom meetings are both being posted freely and sold for pennies. One dataset for sale on a dark web marketplace, discovered by …

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Security Tips When Trading Online

Security Tips When Trading Online

Online trading involves the online purchase or selling of stocks, bonds, futures and other financial securities. Trading is not simple and does require experience and knowledge, especially if you are a beginner and just getting started. A small mistake and you might lose your hard-earned money in just a few …

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Top Cybersecurity Tips when Working Remotely

Cybersecurity Tips when Working Remotely

The EU Agency for Cybersecurity’s Executive Director, Juhan Lepassaar shares his top tips for teleworking in times of Covid-19. One of the key preventative measures for the spread of Covid-19 is social distancing. Luckily, in this increasingly connected world, we can continue our professional and private lives virtually.  However, with …

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Greek Government and Intelligence Agency Are Victims of a Large Cyber-Attack

Greek Government and Intelligence Agency Are Victims of a Large Cyber-Attack

Several Greek government websites have been attacked with many of the sites going offline in the aftermath. Turkish hackers have claimed responsibility. Websites affected by the cyber-attacks include Greek Parliament, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, National Intelligence Services (EYP), Athens Stock Market and several Greek businesses. Media reports …

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Cybersecurity in the Automotive Industry

CyberSecurity in Automotive industry

Gone are the days where the fastest and loudest cars are ideal; today, it’s all about how ‘intelligent’ your vehicle is and how it can make life easier for you. These cars are almost similar to computers in their complexity; according to Forescout, “software in modern cars exceeds 100 million …

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10 CyberSecurity Predictions for 2020

10 CyberSecurity Predictions for 2020

The year 2019 will establish a new record, in which the number of cyber threats will reach the threshold of a billion. Bitdefender’s cybersecurity specialists anticipate that in 2020 the attacks will become increasingly sophisticated, with devastating consequences for people and companies. Here are the ten predictions the Bitdefender computer …

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A billion information threats in 2019 according to Bitdefender

BitDefender

Bitdefender’s cybersecurity specialists estimate that the total number of cyber threats will exceed the threshold of one billion units in 2019, the most aggressive being the booming ransomware. The second-largest increase, almost 50%, records the amount of spam that arrives in users ‘ inboxes. Compared to the similar period last …

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How Can VPN Turn From An Ally To a Threat?

VPN Threats

With the rise in the sophistication of cybercrimes, VPNs have become a staple in the cybersecurity diet of many. However, as users of a tool a VPN might be, the fact remains that are still a couple of vulnerabilities present that cause more damage than good. Perhaps even more alarming …

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