As Zoom and other communication software use increases, hackers find ways to exploit vulnerabilities. Vulnerable conferencing software is just one attack vector that is being used to eavesdrop on data.
Defending sensitive data takes the right configurations, but even more important is the right security and detection tools. Cybersecurity should be proactive rather than reactive to avoid major data breaches.
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Recent attacks on the oil and gas industries use phishing and spear-phishing techniques. In many cases the attacks launch a dangerous Trojan called Agent Tesla.
Thousands of COVID-19 themed scam and malware sites are launched daily. This article highlights some of the most recent.
Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic and unleashing targeted BEC attacks. Scams are designed to trick victims into transferring data or funds to the scammers.
The FBI released a Private Industry Notification warning that Kwampirs malware is being used in supply chain cyberattacks on the healthcare industry.
A layer of security during DNS lookups, filters (usually cloud-based) can be added to identify common attack sites and stop browsers from loading malicious content.
Attackers operate by using well-known exploits to hack into vulnerable devices and make changes to the router's DNS configuration, changes that most users won't notice.
COVID-19-Themed email phishing attacks are increasing. Real-time AI driven threat intelligence is finding these new malicious threats as they surface.
During these uncertain times, Irish cybersecurity companies can offer innovative solutions to the challenge of managing a remote workforce.
It is now the job of internal IT to protect users during this time of remote working. They must protect remote workers from malware and phishing attacks during this time.
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