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10 Cybersecurity Myths

On the Dark Web, you can find various manuals on “how-to commit” cybercrime. Endless lists of logins, passwords, account numbers, and even phone support lines for victims to call – all this can be easily bought online.  However, one should not think that Dark Web is absolutely anonymous. The FBI has been using proven methods […]

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Data at Risk: API Vulnerabilities

We encounter Application Programming Interface (API) every day, and we don’t even realize it. Often when creating their web page, companies use ready-made solutions that are already on the market. Most modern sites implement at least a few third-party APIs. How does this work for the average user? For example, purchasing on the Internet, as […]

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Work from Home As The New Threat Gateway

The world shifted to a remote work model in response to the COVID-19 pandemic last year. At first, that was more necessity than preference, but today some employers are not going to return to their former office mode.   However, one less obvious but nevertheless critical challenge relates to cybersecurity risks due to distributed work […]

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How Smartphones Became A Human Kryptonite

Is your phone really listening to you?   Revisiting the truth behind this concerning issue with Edward Snowden In a recent interview by Joe Rogan Experience (JRE) Clips, Edward Snowden, an ex-CIA employee discussed whether smartphones are listening to our conversations.   For instance, have you noticed that shortly after talking about going on a […]

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The Collapse Of Social Media Security

Major hacks of social media platforms or a tale of 3 data ‘leaks’: Clubhouse, LinkedIn, Facebook.   Following is a list of three major security breaches to have impacted social media platforms over the past week. You’ve likely seen reports of new data hacks on Facebook and LinkedIn, which have exposed the personal information of […]

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FBI: $4 Billion In Cybercrime Losses

2020 broke all records for cybercrime. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s annual report, there were nearly 800,000 complaints about various cyber incidents last year, a 69 percent increase over 2019. For the fifth year in a row, the FBI recorded an increase in crimes and increasing monetary losses. In 2020, victims reported more […]