When a natural disaster strikes, many people rely on insurance providers for disaster relief to help them pay for damages to property. Unfortunately, cybercriminals can take advantage of this vulnerable…
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Password Management
Did you know that the average person uses the same three to seven passwords to log in to over 170 online accounts? In addition to being reused, these passwords are…
Tip: Find Your Device's IMEI Code
Remember, each time you get a new device: Turn on the “Find My Device” function on your device and,Find your device’s IMEI, or International Mobile Equipment Identity code, and store…
Protect with Multi-Factor Authentication
What is MFA? An easy way for all to increase their digital security! Multi-factor authentication is a layered approach to securing data and applications where a system requires a user…
Stay Safe from Password Spraying
Passwords have become an integral part of our daily lives. We use passwords to check our social media feeds, access our bank accounts, and log in to our work computers.…
How Secure is Your Mobile Device?
Most of us have a smartphone, but how many of us really think about the security threats faced by these mobile devices? Mobile devices are vulnerable to many different types…
Fake Cryptocurrency Job Openings on LinkedIn
Recruiters often use LinkedIn, a popular professional networking platform, to reach out to potential candidates about job opportunities. Unfortunately, cybercriminals send fake job opportunities through LinkedIn. Currently, they’re taking advantage…
Cracking the QR Code
What Is a QR Code? Have you ever seen a poster that had a jumbled-looking, square-shaped barcode printed on it? These unique squiggles make up a QR code. A QR…
Healthcare Reimbursement Phishing Scams
When you request a reimbursement from your healthcare provider, it may be completed through a third-party payment processor. These payment processors often offer direct deposit payments so you can get…
Hackers Use PowerPoint Files for 'Mouseover' Malware Delivery
Researchers from Cluster25 believe APT28, a Russian state-sponsored threat group, is using a new code execution technique that relies on mouse movement in Microsoft PowerPoint presentations (T1566.001, T1204.002), which in…
