Two cybercriminal groups dismantled for digital ad fraud
The FBI in collaboration with more than 15 technology companies and security agencies from different countries dismantled two international cybercriminal rings called 3ve and Methbot. They used digital advertising to
8 most common malware evasion techniques
Malware evasion techniques are a real problem for cybersecurity. After all, what matters to a malware author is to keep his creation invisible. At first, when a malware comes in
What is malware?
Malware stands for malicious software. Being as simplistic as possible, it’s something that has been projected to harm you, your company, devices and data. Most of the time malware is
Vulnerabilities found in Gmail can be exploited by phishing attacks
Two vulnerabilities have recently been found in Gmail. The major concern is that the flaws allow Gmail to be used in phishing attacks, which is when cybercriminals try to impersonate
Can images contain malicious code and malware?
That photo you just received might not be a simple image. It could be an image that can hack your device and cause, for example, a data breach in your
10 tips to avoid Black Friday scams
Since we’re on the Black Friday shopping season, let’s talk about email protection. After all, it’s phishing season. We’ve created a list with 10 tips so you don’t fall into
How to avoid Black Friday scams
Email security and Black Friday are terms that can cause a lot of headaches. After all, there are plenty of people who wait all year for the Black Friday promotions.
What is microservice architecture?
Microservice architecture exists to bring more efficiency to the development, deployment and, especially, operation of systems and software. Its goal is to make systems more flexible and scalable. Unlike many
Why your business needs an email policy and how to create one
Email policy is important to your company because it protects your brand, reduces the risk of data breaches, and facilitates company communication defining how employees must use the company’s email.
What is BEC (Business Email Compromise) or CEO Fraud?
BEC (Business Email Compromise) is an advanced scam and one of the main threats to companies and corporate emails. It’s a type of spear phishing attack. Here’s how the fraud