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Dean Mantz

Phishing Quiz - 2 views

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    Brief but effective quiz on detecting phishing emails.
Alex Parker

Hackers jump on Apple Watch to phish for data - 1 views

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    Hype surrounding smartwatch exploited by cynical scammers. Hackers have jumped on the unveiling of the Apple Watch as a chance to phish for data through social networks, according to the security vendor Malwarebytes.
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Buy Aol Mail Account - Instant Delivery - 0 views

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    Buy Bulk AOL Accounts If you are looking to buy bulk AOL accounts then this article is for you. We'll show you how to buy AOL email accounts in bulk and how you can benefit from them for business or personal use.
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    AOL and Yahoo are more secure than Gmail. They encrypt the emails you send so that no one can read them, even if they are intercepted in transit or stored on a third-party server (for example, when you upload your pictures). You should always use encryption when sending personal information such as banking details or passwords to avoid identity theft or scams such as phishing attacks.
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    AOL and Yahoo are more secure than Gmail. They encrypt the emails you send so that no one can read them, even if they are intercepted in transit or stored on a third-party server (for example, when you upload your pictures). You should always use encryption when sending personal information such as banking details or passwords to avoid identity theft or scams such as phishing attacks.
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    AOL and Yahoo are more secure than Gmail. They encrypt the emails you send so that no one can read them, even if they are intercepted in transit or stored on a third-party server (for example, when you upload your pictures). You should always use encryption when sending personal information such as banking details or passwords to avoid identity theft or scams such as phishing attacks.
Alex Parker

How cloud computing leaked private celebrity photos - 1 views

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    Analysis: Was phishing or brute force responsible for the attack? Both businesses and consumers are increasingly reliant on services such as Apple's iCloud, which has been implicated in the celebrity picture attack. Companies are now using it to store intellectual property as well as information about its customers, and this makes it a prime target for hackers.
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67 percent of the high number of security breaches reported than five years back. - 0 views

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    Like always, even the last year wasn't any bad for hackers! They were busy targeting and attacking major cities, state and local governments, businesses, hospitals, and schools around the globe. They used all forms of cyberattacks, including ransomware, BEC, phishing, and many others, to get hold of their malicious intent.
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