Scam Overview SIM swapping scams, also known as SIM hijacking, are a form of identity theft where fraudsters gain control of a victim’s mobile phone number. This scam allows criminals to bypass security measures, such as two-factor authentication (2FA), by transferring the victim’s number to a new SIM card controlled by the scammer. With this […]
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Scam Overview In a typical tech support scam, the scammer contacts the victim, often by phone or through a pop-up message on their screen. They claim there’s a problem with the device, such as a virus, malware infection, or critical error, which needs immediate attention. The scammer then instructs the victim to grant remote access
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Scam Overview In long-distance relationship scams, scammers create fake profiles on dating websites, social media, or other online platforms. They form an emotional bond with their target, building trust over time with conversations and shared stories. Once trust is established, they introduce financial requests, often disguised as emergencies, travel costs, or personal needs. The goal
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The world of cybersecurity has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past 50 years, evolving from a niche interest for tech enthusiasts to a critical concern for individuals and organizations alike. As technology has advanced, so too have the tactics and motivations of those who seek to exploit vulnerabilities in systems and networks. In the
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In cyber security not all threats come from sophisticated software or complex hacking techniques. Sometimes, the most dangerous attacks leverage a much older and more fundamental vulnerability: human psychology. This is the domain of social engineering, a method of manipulation that poses a significant risk to individuals and organizations alike. What is Social Engineering? Social
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Email remains a primary form of communication for both personal and business interactions. However, this ubiquity also makes it a prime target for cybercriminals. One of the most insidious threats in the digital landscape is email spoofing. In this post, we’ll explore what email spoofing is, why it’s a critical issue, and the dangers it
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Introduction The Netgear Nighthawk RAXE300 represents a strategic move to bring WiFi 6E technology to a broader audience. While its flagship sibling, the RAXE500, targets the absolute premium segment, the RAXE300 delivers the essential benefits of 6GHz connectivity in a more cost-effective package. Network analyst James Wilson from says, “The RAXE300 demonstrates that WiFi 6E
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For years I would tell my clients that a website hack is not a matter of ‘if’, but ‘when’. For creative agencies managing multiple client websites, being prepared for a potential hack is crucial. This is where a well-defined incident response plan comes into play. Let’s explore why such a plan is essential and what
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Introduction In today’s interconnected world, ransomware has emerged as one of the most devastating forms of cyber security attacks, affecting everything from individual computers to entire corporate networks. Imagine arriving at work to find every digital file in your organisation locked, accompanied by a demanding message telling you to pay thousands in cryptocurrency, or lose
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In website security, we often focus on active threats like hacking attempts, DDoS attacks, or malware infections. However, there’s a more insidious threat that can lurk in the very systems designed to protect us – backup poisoning. This blog post will explore what backup poisoning is, why it’s dangerous, and most importantly, how you can
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