Armed with personal data stolen from the hotel’s dining reservation system, fraudsters trick guests into handing over their credit card details
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Could your social media account be spoofed, why would anybody do it, and what can you do to avoid having a doppelgänger?
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A deep dive into Mekotio – The financial fallout from data breaches – Fixing election security issues
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The web browser will only display domain names as a way to help people recognize impostor websites
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Another in our occasional series demystifying Latin American banking trojans
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The price tag is higher if the incident exposed customer data or if it was the result of a malicious attack, an annual IBM study finds
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An apparent glitch is preventing a number of users from signing into their accounts
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With the big voting day rapidly approaching, can the security of the election still be shored up? If so, how?
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Posted by Eugene Liderman and Xevi Miro Bruix, Android Security and Privacy Team Trust is very important when it comes to the relationship between a user and their smartphone. While phone functionality and design can enhance the user experience, securi…
ESET highlights new research at Black Hat 2020 – What to if your data was stolen in the Blackbaud breach
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