Public Wi-Fi Security Trends
Geraldine HuntIf an attacker cracks encryption keys, users on the Wi-Fi network are susceptible to man-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks. Wi-Fi filtering protects users from these malicious attacks.
If an attacker cracks encryption keys, users on the Wi-Fi network are susceptible to man-in-the-middle (MitM) attacks. Wi-Fi filtering protects users from these malicious attacks.
This latest phishing scam is a fake claim that a person’s Paypal account is in danger of being suspended. The url directs the target to visit a bogus page.
The profession of system administrator is under threat in many ways, including self-managing products and a trend toward outsourcing system administration type tasks.
Research published at the BlackHat hacker conference in 2018 suggests that Wi-Fi vulnerabilities could give hackers access to not only aircraft but ships, military personnel vehicles, and emergency services.
Wi-Fi guests can be exposed to dangerous websites and malware. WebTitan Cloud for Wi-Fi allows you to control the content accessed, creating a safe environment for internet use.
The cybersecurity challenges of the recent US Goverement shutdown can provide important lessons for the private sector as well.
Sextortion scams are using spoofing techniques to trick users. What makes these sextortion emails so convincing, and so dangerous, is the level of personalization involved.
With cloud-based DNS security threats found amongst your web traffic are terminated before they ever reach your network or endpoint devices. You simply redirect your DNS traffic.
A new alert warns that MSPs have become the latest target for cyber attacks. The attacks target any managed provider across several IT sectors including MSPs and cloud service providers.
With the introduction of hundreds and thousands of new malware samples daily, the use of a cloud-based DNS filtering solution is now crucial to eliminate malicious content at source.
Spear-phishing attacks prey on the weakest employee link, but attackers have a new target in their sights – MSPs. Attackers know that MSPs have access to a plethora of system-critical data.
Wireless systems remain a point of vulnerability for hackers to exploit. This article outlines some steps you can take to secure Wi-Fi in your business.
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