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Cybersecurity threats that small businesses need to be aware of this year. #smallbusiness #cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Trends That SMBs Need to Track Through 2019
Cybercriminals have you in their gunsights. But by knowing about these innovative cybersecurity trends, SMBs can avert attacks or minimize damages.
techgenix.com
Pre-installed malware found on Alcatel phones in malicous weather app. #malware http://ow.ly/rDiD30nL67E
Pre-installed malware discovered on Alcatel smartphones
Malicious weather app found sending user data to servers in China
techradar.com
Facebook credential phishing scam looks so real that it is tricking even savvy users. #phishing
New Facebook phishing scam looks so convincing it can fool even the most savvy user
Cybercriminals will basically do anything to steal your personal information. They are constantly coming up with newer and more clever scams to trick us, and this latest one is no exception. These criminals are using a page that many of us see on…
komando.com
Just a few days after 620 million accounts were put on sale on the DarkWeb, another 127 million records have popped up for sale. #databreach
Another 127 Million Records Have Gone On Sale On The Dark Web -- Here's What You Should Do
Just days after the news that 620 million accounts had gone on sale on the Dark Web, another trove of data has emerged. Which sites are on there and what does it mean?
forbes.com
Fake banking apps luring Android users into giving away the keys to their cash
A report into Android banking malware by ESET has found that simple-to-develop fake banking apps are highly effective against unsuspecting users, with victims seeing their bank accounts emptied after they are lured into providing their login credentials.
verdict.co.uk