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Use Your iPhone as a Google 2FA Security Key
Google now lets you use your iPhone as a physical two-factor authentication key for account security. See how to set up this powerful protection today.
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FBI Alert: Maze Ransomware Attacks Surge Against Business
The FBI warns businesses about surging Maze ransomware attacks following LockerGoga and MegaCortex. Learn how to defend against this growing threat now.
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Twitter API Flaw Exposed 17 Million Phone Numbers
Security researcher Ibrahim Balic found a Twitter flaw matching user accounts to 17 million phone numbers. See how API vulnerabilities threaten privacy.
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Ransomware Attack Shuts Down New Orleans: Full Story
A Friday the 13th ransomware attack crippled the entire city of New Orleans. See how it happened, the response, and critical lessons for your organization.
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Russian Hackers Demand $14M from Nursing Home Chain
Hackers targeted a nursing home chain for $14 million because healthcare cybersecurity is notoriously weak. Learn why medical facilities are prime targets.
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Cyborg Ransomware Spreads via Fake Windows Updates
Researchers found Cyborg ransomware delivered through fake Windows Update emails. Learn how to identify these malicious messages and protect your systems.
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PureLocker Ransomware Targets Enterprise Servers
PureLocker, a stealthy ransomware written in PureBasic, evades detection while attacking enterprise servers. Find out how to protect your infrastructure.
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Social Media Ad Spend Rises to Third Largest Channel
Global social media ad spending is projected to grow 20% this year. Discover why it is now the third-largest advertising channel and what it means for you.
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Reductor Malware Breaks Encryption on Windows Systems
Kaspersky uncovered Reductor, sophisticated malware that breaks web encryption on Windows machines. Learn how this threat compromises your secure traffic.
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FBI Issues Critical Malware Warning for Businesses
The FBI warned U.S. businesses about high-impact malware threats targeting critical infrastructure. Discover the threats and how to defend your network.
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Spear Phishing Alert: Autumn Aperture Macro Attack
A new spear phishing campaign called Autumn Aperture targets U.S. organizations using obscure file formats. Learn why you should never enable macros.
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Ransomware Shuts Down 3 Alabama Hospitals: Lessons
Three DCH Health System hospitals stopped accepting patients after a ransomware attack. See what went wrong and how your facility can avoid the same fate.
