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What you need to know about adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) attacks
Adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) attacks are a growing threat for large organizations because they can often monitor and record employees’ online communications without them knowing or take over their...
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Which email attachments are safe to open?
Email attachments are a common way scammers try to install malware on your device or redirect you to a fake login page. Whether an email attachment is safe to open or not depends more on who sent it a...
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Are eSIMs safe for travel and everyday use?
eSIMs make it easy to stay connected while traveling or switching carriers. As with any change in mobile technology, it’s reasonable to ask how eSIMs handle security, tracking, and account protectio...
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How to detect and prevent barrel phishing attacks
Barrel phishing attacks unfold slowly and rely on your attention, your routine, and the moments when you least expect manipulation. Even strong security tools can’t replace your own awareness, espec...
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What is Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS)?
Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) is a cybercrime business model in which ransomware developers create, maintain, and monetize ransomware platforms by leasing them to affiliates, who conduct intrusions a...
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VPN auto-connect: How to enable it across devices
A virtual private network (VPN) only protects your traffic while it’s connected. If it hasn’t connected yet or drops during a network change, your device may send traffic outside the encrypted tun...
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DNS not resolving on Xbox? Here’s how to fix it step by step
The root cause of Xbox connectivity issues can vary, but the issue often lies with the Domain Name System (DNS). If the DNS isn’t working properly, your console won’t be able to connect to the ser...
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What is Lapsus$? A deep dive into its attacks and tactics
Lapsus$ is a small, extortion-focused group that broke into a series of high-profile organizations. It did so primarily by targeting people, identities, and everyday processes rather than carrying out...
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What is a MAC address and why does it matter?
A Media Access Control (MAC) address is a unique identifier that helps your device connect to and communicate on a local network. Whenever your phone, laptop, or smart gadget joins Wi-Fi or pairs with...
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What is an open proxy, and why should you be cautious?
An open proxy is a proxy server that acts as an intermediary between you and the internet. It may be set up for public use intentionally or result from compromised systems or misconfigurations. Open p...