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What is MAC flooding? How the attack works and why it’s a security risk
Many local networks use devices called switches to move data between laptops, phones, printers, and servers. Instead of sending every piece of data to every connected device, a switch forwards traffic...
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What is tailgating in cybersecurity?
Some organizations invest heavily in digital defenses but underestimate the importance of enforcing physical security. Tailgating is a strategy that exploits this weak point, allowing bad actors to ga...
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How to spot DocuSign email scams and avoid phishing attacks
If you’ve ever received an email asking you to “review and sign” a document, there’s a good chance it mentioned DocuSign. Because it’s widely used by businesses to send contracts and agreeme...
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What is password cracking and how can you prevent it?
Password cracking is a technique attackers use to uncover passwords by systematically guessing them or analyzing stolen, hashed password data. Weak or reused passwords make the process far easier than...
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Is Face ID safe? A deep dive into biometric safety
Face ID is a biometric authentication method available on modern iPhones and iPad Pros. It’s used to unlock your device and approve certain sensitive actions, like approving a payment or downloading...
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What is Emotet malware? How it spreads and how to stop it
Emotet is a long-running and highly adaptable malware strain that keeps coming back, even after major takedowns. It’s been around for years and is responsible for large-scale attacks against organiz...
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Spear phishing: Everything you need to know
Spear phishing can be an especially effective type of online scam because it’s designed to appear legitimate. Rather than relying on broad, generic messages, attackers research their targets and tai...
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The hidden dangers of AI voice scams
As AI voice cloning technology advances, requiring as little as seconds of audio to create realistic replicas, voice-based scams are becoming both more frequent and sophisticated. While voice phishing...
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What is open-source intelligence (OSINT) and why does it matter?
Over 6 billion people worldwide use the internet, leaving a significant trail of data behind. These digital footprints could include social media posts, forum activity, job profiles, public reviews, a...
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What is Zoom bombing? A guide to secure virtual meetings
If you’ve ever been in a video conference and an unknown participant suddenly interrupted the call, shared offensive content, or repeatedly unmuted themselves or otherwise disrupted the call, you ma...
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