The many ways you can be scammed on Facebook, part II
Not everything on Facebook is a scam, thankfully, but there are some nasty ones that could potentially ruin the Yuletide season for you. Here are some tips on keeping safe.
Buying COVID-19 vaccines from the Dark Web? No thanks!
Dark Web vendors are offering COVID-19 vaccines for sale. Here are the reasons why you shouldn’t trust them.
A week in security (November 23 – November 29)
A roundup of cybersecurity news from November 23 – 29, including Zoom, Spotify, and the IoT Cybersecurity Bill.
Lock and Code S1Ep18: Finding consumer value in Cybersecurity Awareness Month with Jamie Court
This week on Lock and Code, we talk to Jamie Court, president of Consumer Watchdog, about the consumer value in Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
How Covid fatigue puts your physical and digital health in jeopardy
More than seven months into the pandemic, much of the world is suffering from Covid fatigue. Learn how to identify the symptoms, why Covid fatigue is dangerous for cybersecurity, and how to fight back against it.
Risky business: survey shows majority of people use work devices for personal use
More people are working from home than ever before, many for the first time. And with that, come a lot more work devices. What could go wrong?
Lock and Code S1Ep15: Safely using Google Chrome Extensions with Pieter Arntz
This week on Lock and Code, we talk to Pieter Arntz, malware intelligence researcher for Malwarebytes, about Google Chrome extensions.
Report: Pandemic caused significant shift in buyer appetite in the dark web
The pandemic has had a ripple effect on all facets of life—even the criminal. A new report looks at how the dark web has changed post COVID.
SMB cybersecurity posture weakened by COVID-19, Labs report finds
In parsing the data for our August report on COVID-19, we learned that SMB cybersecurity faced many challenges, some of which are being unaddressed.
How to keep K–12 distance learners cybersecure this school year
With the pandemic in full swing, many US schools are empty, or rather, full of distance learners. How can parents make sure their kids stay secure in virtual instruction?
