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- Big league, big money, bigger cyber threats
was discovered recently that human intervention could prevent compromises simply by setting secure passwords , and not just settling for ‘Password01’ (still the most commonly-used password even now), easy-to-remember passwords or - worse - leaving the device configured with the default password.
- StealC v2 malware spreads through fake Facebook support messages
Once installed, StealC v2 can: Harvest passwords and cookies from browsers Capture screenshots of your
- What is HTML smuggling and what do you need to know?
The user is then prompted to interact with the file, typically through entering a password supplied either
- Sun Traps: Don't let this year's scams ruin next year's holiday!
Use 3 randoms words to create a strong password for your email that’s different to all your other passwords
- Charities: don't be so charitable to cyber criminals!
in 2021), phishing involves attackers trying to con recipients into giving away personal details or passwords tailored for businesses and charities who are based in the East Midlands Just 57% of charities have a password
- Under the Spotlight: 3B Data Security's Keith Cottenden answers our questions
understanding of your risks and priorities and implement basic yet critical measures such as secure passwords Simple steps like keeping software up to date, using strong passwords, training staff to recognise threats
- Returning to the office: strengthening cyber security protocols
Educate employees about recognising phishing emails, updating passwords, and securing personal devices
- Delivery Fraud: don’t let fraudsters steal your Christmas
Strengthen Your Accounts Use strong, unique passwords and enable two-step verification (2SV) on your
- Covid Passports - potential scams to look out for
Covid-19 vaccine passports could be introduced in Northern Ireland on November 29, according to the Department Time, then, to warn of vaccine passport scams. The news coming out of Northern Ireland is that their use will see people providing a passport or proof recipients are encouraged to click on it for details of how to obtain a passport. Again, more information on obtaining a passport is available on the BBC website.
- Social Engineering: The human hack you need to watch out for
Phishing - Sending emails or messages that appear legitimate to trick users into providing passwords
- Warning over Android banking scam that can steal money when a call is answered
Additionally, screen recording would give hackers the usernames and passwords they need to access internet messages you receive asking you to hand over personal information such as bank details, or usernames and passwords
- Remote work: navigating the benefits and pitfalls
remote work: Implement Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) : Adding an extra layer of security beyond passwords












