Beware! 8 Spyware Firms Are Targeting Your Devices
Spyware may be the reason you feel like someone’s monitoring your every online move. Meta, the tech giant responsible for Facebook and Instagram, has recently issued a warning about eight spyware firms that are targeting iOS, Android, and Windows devices. These companies specialize in creating and selling invasive software capable of pilfering your data, encompassing […]
Be Wary: Wiper-Ware Attacks on the Rise Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Wiper-ware attacks, in a concerning trend, have seen a significant increase, as reported by cybersecurity firm Check Point, coinciding with heightened geopolitical uncertainty. Unlike traditional ransomware that seeks financial gain, wiper-ware aims to inflict maximum damage by permanently deleting data and crippling critical systems. This alarming development poses a serious threat to organizations across various […]
Click Bait or Bye-Bye Bank Account: How NOT to Become a Cybercrime Victim
Cybercrime: It’s not just about hacking anymore. Imagine this: you receive a text message claiming you’ve won a dream vacation, or an email promising a hot stock tip. Excited, you click the link… only to realize you’ve walked into a cybercriminal’s trap. Citizen, beware! The digital Wild West is teeming with attackers lurking in the […]
Is Your Small Business a Sitting Duck for Cyberattacks?
In today’s digital age, every business, regardless of size, is a potential target for cyberattacks. Unfortunately, small businesses are often seen as easy targets by hackers due to their perceived lack of resources and cybersecurity awareness. But don’t despair! Taking a few proactive steps can significantly improve your small business’s cybersecurity posture and help you […]
Get Rich Quick or Get Scammed? The Alarming Rise of Social Media Investment Frauds
Think becoming a millionaire with just a few clicks is easy? Think again! The glittering world of Social Media is rife with cunning wolves disguised as sheep, waiting to fleece unsuspecting investors with the latest get-rich-quick schemes. But before you fall for the #CryptoKing’s promises of Lamborghinis and early retirement, take a deep breath and […]
Job Losses Hit the Cybersecurity Sector in 2023 Despite Surge in Cyber Attacks
In a surprising turn of events, 2023 witnessed a significant rise in job losses within the Cybersecurity sector, defying expectations given the escalating frequency of cyber attacks and data breaches. Despite being considered a resilient industry, the cybersecurity landscape faced its own set of challenges as economic uncertainties continued to grip the world. Let’s delve […]
Cybersecurity Predictions 2024: From AI Attacks to Geopolitical Threats
The digital world is a battlefield, and 2024 promises to be another year of constant skirmishes and evolving tactics. With cybercrime costs reaching eye-watering heights and innovative technologies emerging, what can we expect on the Cybersecurity front? Buckle up, because we’re diving into some major predictions: 1. AI Takes Center Stage (on Both Sides): Expect […]
Safeguard Your New Year: Fake Faces, Real Lessons: What Deepfakes Can Teach Us!
Welcome to the world of deepfakes, where the lines between reality and imagination blur, and you can magically “swap faces” with your favourite movie star in a video. It’s like living in a digital fantasy, but as we explore the enchanting possibilities, it’s crucial to understand the potential mischievous side of this technology. The Deepfakes […]
How a Juhu Resident Lost Rs 4.4L to Cyber Fraud While Booking Dubai Air Tickets
In a distressing incident, a senior citizen from Juhu recently fell victim to Cyber Fraud while attempting to book air tickets for a trip to Dubai. Gita Shenoy, a 64-year-old woman, found herself swindled of Rs 4.4 lakh when she unknowingly interacted with fraudsters who manipulated the phone number associated with the popular ticket booking […]
Malware Threat: Indian Government Entities Targeted by Rust-Based Malware in Operation RusticWeb
Indian cybersecurity specialists have sounded the alarm over a recent wave of malware targeting government entities, dubbed Operation RusticWeb. The defining characteristic of this campaign is the use of malware written in the Rust programming language, a departure from the more commonly encountered C++ or Python. Rust, known for its speed, memory safety, and concurrency […]