Phishers use glamour model images as bait, steal Facebook user logins
New phishing campaigns mimic Facebook’s branding and display images of glamour models to lure victims.
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Trojan Backoff: Una Nueva Amenaza en los Puntos de Venta
Alertan a empresas en Estados Unidos sobre Trojan Backoff, un nuevo código malicioso que afecta los puntos de venta y que tiene la capacidad de sustraer información de las tarjetas de crédito y débito
Trojan Backoff: A new point-of-sale threat emerges
US businesses are being warned about Trojan Backoff, a new point-of-sale malware capable of stealing credit and debit card information.
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Trend Micro Continues Proven Track Record of Security Innovation with VMware NSX Interoperability
New capabilities solidify position as proven leader in cloud and data center security
Is your phone’s gyroscope snooping on your conversations?
Researchers show how a smartphone’s gyroscope can be used as a microphone.
How to look like an idiot on Facebook and Twitter
Looking like an idiot on social networks like Facebook and Twitter is not too difficult. Many people have achieved this state of being without much thought at all. So c’mon! With a little effort and commitment you can lose your job, get arrested, or alienate your friends! Here are the top 3 ways you can […]
Countering the security risks from third party mobile apps
Mobile apps continue to pose a major security headache for organizations; NIST offers some advice on how to tackle the issues.
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European automobile businesses fall prey to Carbon Grabber
Cybercriminals target automotive companies in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, and Italy with Infostealer.Retgate.
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Employees using public Wi-Fi put sensitive business data at risk – VPN services provide proper protection
John Smith works for a small business with ten employees. The company is sending John abroad to meet with potential investors. Being the productive employee that John is, he connects to the public Wi-Fi provided by the airport to do some work. He visits the investors’ websites and sends a few emails to his colleagues. […]