Security Tip of the Week – This Fake App Takes the Cake
Cybercriminals are impersonating law enforcement offers and giving you fake legal-looking documents to retrieve your bank information.
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Cybercriminals are impersonating law enforcement offers and giving you fake legal-looking documents to retrieve your bank information.
Cybercriminals are using ads on X to promote fake websites that will ask you to make an account and connect to your crypto wallet.
Cybercriminals use ransomware to hold data and sensitive information hostage in exchange for payment.
Cybercriminals are presenting an enticing offer to make easy money by liking YouTube videos then investing to become a VIP.
Cybercriminals are gearing up for the busiest time of the year…tax season. Stay alert and think before you click.
Cybercriminals are sending phishing emails claiming you have an invoice to pay for Disney+.
Cybercriminals are designing their attacks for use on mobile devices because you are six to ten times more likely to be tricked by SMS phishing. According to a recent report from security vendor Zimperium, you are six to ten times
Cybercriminals are targeting holiday shoppers by sending phishing emails about their recent purchases.
Cybercriminals have been sending phishing emails claiming that you have pending charges and directs you to call them.
Cybercriminals have been requesting quotes from PepsiCo employees with an attached malicious file.
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