It’s not necessarily “easy” to fend off bad actors these days. There are plenty of vulnerabilities and weak points in all our digital devices, that it takes thought to protect both business and personal data from ending up in the wrong hands. That’s only made worse when it seems like a major company, like Apple, introduces a new feature that …
Dropbox is a useful service for transferring files between contacts. But it can also be used to scam you and steal your data, so it’s important to be careful when opening files that purport to be from the service. The first rule is simple: If you don’t know the person who is sending you the Dropbox link, don’t open it. …
At this point, everyone knows about ChatGPT. It’s what kicked off this year’s “AI revolution,” so to speak, and for good reason. The service makes it easy for people of all tech skill levels to understand how useful, interesting, and worrisome generative AI can be. According to CNBC, over 92% of Fortune 500 companies use ChatGPT. That’s up from 80% …
A ransomware attack can happen to any company at any time. No matter how large or small your company may be, the threat of attack is still out there. Boeing might just be the latest company to learn that. As reported by Security Week, Boeing is currently investigating new claims from the LockBit ransomware gang that the group stole large …
Ransomware attacks, like all cyberattacks, can happen at any time, which is why it is critical to always be on high alert while at work. However, there are times where companies may be more vulnerable than usual. As such, CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Administration) is warning holidays and long weekends may be prime time for bad actors to strike. …
Google ads can be a mild annoyance, or useful, if relevant to your search or general interests. However, occasionally, they can be malicious and dangerous, so you need to be on the lookout at all times. As reported by The Hacker News, there’s a new “malvertising” campaign, which tricks users looking for popular software into installing malware instead. In particular, …