Watch out for these common ‘malvertising’ scams
Malvertising scams are on the rise – and your business could be at risk without even clicking a dodgy ad. Learn how to spot the signs and protect your team from fake alerts, malicious downloads, and silent browser-based attacks.
Email Scam Alert: Watch Out for Corrupted Word Files
Cybercriminals have found a new way to bypass email security—using corrupted Word documents to trick you into handing over your login details. Just one click could put your entire business at risk! Don’t fall for it. Learn how to spot the scam and protect your team.
This Malware Tricks You into Giving Up Your Login Details
A new type of malware is using frustration to trick users into revealing their Google login details. By forcing PCs into “kiosk mode,” this malware locks browsers in full screen, hiding navigation tools and leading users to a fake password reset page. When users enter their credentials, they’re instantly stolen by cybercriminals.
Could your Chrome Extension be filled with Malware?
Malware, or malicious software, is designed to cause damage to computers, servers, or networks. With Google Chrome holding around 65% of the global browser market share, it is a prime target for cyber-criminals who sometimes use browser extensions as their method of attack.
The Growing Threat of Malware for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Let’s talk about something serious: the rise of malware attacks. Unfortunately, these cyber threats are increasingly targeting small and medium-sized businesses. This means it’s crucial to understand how to protect your business.
Bot malware is a growing security threat
Bot malware is even more damaging than regular malware because it has the potential to steal your entire digital identity. This type of threat needs your attention – it can cause major problems for business owners who aren’t protected.
Don’t fall for the latest “Cloud9” malware threat
If you use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge in your business, beware of this new security threat. It can lead to the theft of data and your login details. Here’s what you need to know.
Could your Zoom download actually be malware?
There are many convincing-looking sites that are designed to tempt you into downloading fake Zoom software, which cyber criminals are using to steal sensitive data. Here’s how to avoid being tricked.
