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What are malicious websites, and how can you safeguard yourself?
Malicious websites are websites created to carry out harmful activity, such as stealing data through phishing or installing malware on your device. They’re often hard to distinguish from legitimate ...
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What is bluebugging, and how does it work?
Bluetooth uses pairing and device permissions to control access. When those controls are weak, misconfigured, or bypassed, a nearby attacker may access functions beyond what Bluetooth should permit. T...
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What is IaaS? Infrastructure-as-a-Service explained
IaaS delivers the core building blocks of IT infrastructure in a virtualized form. Instead of purchasing and maintaining physical hardware, organizations rent infrastructure from an IaaS provider and ...
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What is big data security and privacy?
Big data refers to datasets that are large, complex, or fast-changing enough that they are usually stored and processed across multiple systems, rather than in a single database. Big data environments...
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What is a watering hole attack, and how do you stop it?
Watering hole attacks are a type of cyberattack in which attackers compromise a legitimate and trusted website to deliver malware or collect sensitive information. These sites are usually chosen becau...
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How to protect yourself from deepfake scams
Advances in AI have made it possible to create highly realistic fake audio, video, or images, called deepfakes. While this technology has legitimate uses (like art or film), scammers also use it to mi...
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How to protect your devices from bluesnarfing attacks
Bluetooth technology enables nearby devices to connect and communicate over short-range wireless connections. In rare cases, weaknesses in Bluetooth services or outdated implementations can allow data...
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What is TrickBot malware, and how to stop it
TrickBot is a widely deployed malware toolkit associated with credential theft and the enabling of ransomware. While major disruptions reduced its operations, the infection patterns and response steps...
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What is a rootkit, and why is it so dangerous?
A rootkit is a type of malware that provides attackers with privileged access to your device. This allows them to install more malware to conduct additional attacks and to modify or remove software wh...
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Chase fraud alert email: How to identify and respond to phishing
Chase regularly contacts clients by email for various reasons. The trouble is that scammers actively imitate the company, sending messages meant to trick targets into clicking links or sharing sensiti...
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