As they continue to grow in number, phishing emails have become a significant concern in the cybersecurity landscape. In October 2022, there were a staggering 101,104 unique email subjects associated with these fraudulent emails.
Here’s your weekly dive into the cyber world! We’re here to keep you in the loop about the newest scams, FBI alerts, and all the cool new tools and initiatives in the cybersecurity realm. Let’s take a look!
In a recent study, Cornell University researchers have uncovered a startling new threat to cybersecurity: the use of AI models to steal passwords by analyzing the acoustic side-channel, or the sounds made while typing on a keyboard. This AI model achieved an alarming 95% accuracy rate in stealing passwords — the highest accuracy seen without the use of a language model, which emphasizes the need for increased vigilance in digital security.
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Paying off ransom in exchange for information isn’t a new concerning tangent for the cybersecurity Ninjas. However, the UK has been recently bombarded with a series of ransomware attacks, especially steered towards the police and the education sector.
In the ever-evolving digital landscape, cyber threats are constantly mutating and growing in sophistication. As we turn the digital pages of another week, we’re met with a slew of cyberattacks that have stirred conversations and raised eyebrows across the tech sphere. Here’s a close look at the latest email security news causing debates in the tech industry.
Cyber actors have been exploiting different online means to trick people and demand hefty ransom. They gain unauthorized access to systems and then steal, encrypt, or intercept sensitive information to blackmail reputed companies.
Bumblebee malware makes a comeback with email attacks. Here’s a close look at the episode, the threat actors, and how to protect yourself from such threats.
These days, every website is on the radar of malicious actors; doesn’t matter if you own a multi-national company or a home-grown e-commerce platform. You have a website, that means you have to be cautious and driven towards email authentication based on SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.