In order to obtain a decryption key to unlock your files, GoodWill requires video proof of you completing three acts of kindness.
Experts Warn of Rise in Malware used to Hijack a User’s Browser
The malware has a few tricks up it’s sleeve, one being that it had the ability to redirect you away from the Chrome extensions page if you try to delete it
9 Rules to Follow for a Strong and Secure Password
Following these 9 tips will help you ensure you have the strongest, most secure password possible
How Many Times is your Online Privacy Violated a Day?
The amount might vary depending on certain variables, but the number of times your privacy is violated will shock you
How Game-Based Learning Prepares Students for the Future
Introducing video games into your learning curriculum can teach kids about complex modern world problems
A World without Passwords: Coming Soon?
Apple, Google and Microsoft have all announced support of a method of authentication that avoids passwords
What the Baltimore County Public School District Learned from a Ransomware Attack
The attack shut the district down for three days. Now, they’re offering insight on how other districts can respond if they fall victim to an attack.
New “Data Safety” Section to be added to Google Play Store
App developers have until July 20, 2022 to declare their apps’ functionality and data handling methods.
How Gamers can protect their Accounts from Getting Hacked
Whether you’re just a casual gamer, or a popular streamer, its important to prioritize the security of your accounts
The Top 15 Most Exploited Software Vulnerabilities of 2021
Some of the exploited software vulnerabilities come from companies like Microsoft, Apache and VMware.
T-Mobile becomes next Victim of Lapsus$ Hacking Group
Some of the mobile carriers’ source code was hacked, but they insist that there wasn’t “anything of value” compromised.
REvil Security Gang Back with Announcement of New Attacks
The announcement of the attacks - which came from a blog post - surprised many as REvil was forced offline in 2021 by law enforcement
Google suggests you Update Chrome Browser Immediately due to Security Flaws
The update fixes 30 security flaws, 7 of which were deemed “high level threats”.
5 Cybersecurity Mistakes you’re Making
Avoid making these 5 cybersecurity mistakes to keep your information safer online.
Leaked Documents Shed Light on how Okta, Sitel Reacted to Lapsus$ Breach
The documents include an “Intrusion Timeline”, that provides more detail behind the Okta attack.
Study Shows Organizations are more willing to Pay Ransom than Ever Before
According to the report, the number of organizations paying ransom is increasing, but so are payment amounts.
3 Ways School IT Teams can Better Manage Chromebooks
Using these recommendations, school IT departments can better manage their school’s Chromebook fleet.
If you get a Text Message from Yourself, Do Not Answer
The text messages offer customers a “free gift” for paying their March bills
5 Types of Social Engineering Attacks and how to combat them
Here are five common social engineering attacks cybercriminals will use to compromise your information
National Spelling Bee Website Compromised by Cyber Attackers
In public filings, it was noted that roughly 54,800 emails were vulnerable in the attack