CyberheistNews Vol 3, # 45
CyberheistNews Vol 3, # 45
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CyberheistNews Vol 3, # 45
CyberheistNews Vol 3, # 44
Please read this article and then forward it to the head of your legal department or the person in your organization who is responsible for compliance. Recently, the Department of Health ...
By Steve Ragan , Staff Writer at CSO wrote: "October 22, 2013 — The millennial generation, those of us who were born and raised alongside the Internet, should be wise enough to avoid ...
CyberheistNews Vol 3, # 43
This week, MeriTalk, a public-private partnership focused on improving the outcomes of government IT, announced the results of a new report. The study compares what cyber security ...
CyberheistNews Vol 3, # 42
Experts warn that cybercriminals are using fake Hong Kong Monetary Authority invoices to distribute a piece of malware. The emails are entitled “Invoice #3404196 – Remit File” and they ...
CyberheistNews Vol 3, # 41
Softpedia published an article I have a problem with. There is so much wrong with this that I don't even know where to start. They started out with:
Last week Adobe announced probably the worst news ever for a tech company. Both their source code and customer lists had been stolen. EPIC FAIL!
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Tomorrow, Tuesday October 1, 2013, the first stage of the new health care act kicks in. You can start shopping for policies on new insurance "marketplaces". There is going to be an ...
There is the expression that there are two kinds of companies. The ones that know they are hacked and the ones that don't. It's safe to assume your network has already been compromised ...
Check out a brand new 3:25 min Kevin Mitnick video where he shows live how an infected Word document allows a hacker to steal the employee's user name and password. This is just one of ...
CyberheistNews Vol 3, # 39
This week, the FBI sent out a warning that a strain of malware known as "Beta Bot" can turn off your antivirus, stops access to the websites of antivirus vendors so that your antivirus ...
Steve Ragan over at CSO Magazine wrote:
Rapid7 found 66% of IT professionals conduct user security awareness training to reduce the risk of successful phishing attacks.
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