Just a week ago, California police notified the public with this Scam Alert, warning people that scam artists may call them posing as Costco representatives.Continue Reading…
EternalBlue Assists WannaCry
WannaCry, which infected up to 300,000 computers worldwide in May 2017, was dominant due to the usage of EternalBlue. EternalBlue has been compromised from the U.S. National Security Agency.Continue Reading…
14 Million Records Exposed on GovPayNet.com
A company used by thousands of U.S. state and local governments to accept online payments from traffic citations to bail payments, Government Payment Service Inc., has compromised 14 million customer records dating back six years ago. Continue Reading…
Bristol Airport’s Screens Down Due to Ransomware
Bristol Airport fell victim to a ransomware attack which caused flight display screens to blackout for two days over the weekend.Continue Reading…
Average Business User Has 191 Passwords
According to a report from Lastpass, the average business employee must keep track of 191 passwords.Continue Reading…
FreshMenu Concealed Their Data Breach Impacting 110,000 Users
A food delivery provider based in India, FreshMenu, hid from their 110,000 users of a data breach that occurred two years ago.Continue Reading…
Twitter’s New Security Feature
Have you ever been curious if someone else is logging into your social media accounts? If you were hacked? How did they gain access? When did it happen? Twitter improves their security with this new feature. Continue Reading…
Hacker is Using MikroTik Routers to Eavesdrop
Do you have a MikroTik router? Are you keeping it up to date? A hacker has been exploiting vulnerable outdated MikroTik routers to secretly eavesdrop on internet traffic.Continue Reading…
Tesla Model S Vulnerable to Key Fob Cloning
Hacking does occur online most of the time, but with technology advancing so rapidly, so are hackers. They can get into ATMs, smartphones, and now Tesla cars by replicating a key fob!Continue Reading…
Serious Security Holes Found! Update Adobe and Microsoft!
Keep your software up to date. This is one of our major safety tips for securing your digital life. Adobe and Microsoft just released patches to resolve security holes in their software. Continue Reading…