Your Phone Number Is a Security Key You Barely Control
Your phone number is often used as proof of identity, but attackers can take it over through SIM swapping or port-out fraud. Here is how the attack works and how to reduce the risk.
Your phone number is often used as proof of identity, but attackers can take it over through SIM swapping or port-out fraud. Here is how the attack works and how to reduce the risk.
Cyber attackers are exploiting the promise of new jobs. Fake recruiters and “task” platforms are tricking job seekers into revealing credentials, paying fees, or running malware. This article explains these threats and how you can stay safe while job hunting.
Unofficial AI tools and browser extensions are converting helpful prompts into data leaks - employees routinely paste sensitive info into chatbots, unknowingly exposing it. This post explains how “Shadow AI” usage spills corporate secrets and offers concrete defenses like DLP rules, governance, and secure AI alternatives to plug those leaks.
Attackers no longer need your password, they need your session. Learn how session hijacking bypasses MFA and what you can do to stay protected.
Attackers are now tricking users into infecting their own machines through simple copy-paste actions. Here’s how the ClickFix scam works and why it’s more dangerous than it looks.