What is email spoofing and why it is a threat to your business
Email spoofing is a technique used by cybercriminals to apply scams and threaten your email protection. The email spoofing happens when a fraudster creates fake sender addresses to deceive his
What is a malicious URL?
Malicious URL is a link created with the purpose of promoting scams, attacks, and frauds. By clicking on an infected URL, you can download ransomware, virus, trojan, or any other
Identity theft: what is it?
If you have received unauthorized charges on your credit card statement, or if a dental clinic is charging you for services you didn’t receive, you were probably a victim of
What is the difference between phishing and spear phishing attacks?
You have probably received, at least once, a suspicious email or text message that tried to deceive you into clicking on a link, filling out a form, or giving your
Social engineering: what it is and how it works
The following question will help you understand the term social engineering: Is it easier, in general, to persuade, lie and manipulate a person to get important information or to break
Understanding Zero-Day Exploit and Zero-Day Vulnerability
It’s quite common to see the terms Zero-Day Exploit, Zero-Day Attack, and Zero-Day Vulnerability on news websites and cybersecurity solutions vendors. But what do they mean? We’ll explain. Zero-Day Vulnerability
CDR (Content Disarm & Reconstruction): what it is and how it works
Do you know what is one of the biggest dangers to your company’s information security today? If you thought about files such as PDF, Word, Excel, and Power Point that
What is sandbox?
In information security, sandbox is a solution used to test, run, and block potentially malicious programs and code before they affect an application, system, or network. That’s the reason why
