Protect Your Dropbox Account from Hackers
Were you impacted by the Dropbox breach? Find out how to protect yourself…
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IRS Scams – I hear you calling, but I will not answer
Just because it’s not tax season, doesn’t mean you’re safe from IRS scammers…
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BlackShades Ransomware Authors Leave Digital Crumbs Behind
I recently analyzed a new ransomware, called BlackShades, which left me scratching my head, as to why the author was leaving digital evidence of who they actually are…
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Got Apple Quicktime installed on your computer? Uninstall it immediately, says Department of Homeland Security
A recent report from TrendMicro/ZDI stated that Apple has ceased development of Apple Quicktime, and has also revealed two critical vulnerabilities under their Zero Day Initiative. These two vulnerabilities are considered “remote code execution” vulnerabilities, which means a miscreant could get the victim to click on a link or visit a website, and can remotely
Technical Support Scams Target Victims via Spam Emails
Technical Support Scams Target Victims via Spam Emails The Dreaded BSOD Many users are familiar in seeing the dreaded Bluescreen of Death, or BSOD, when their computer decides to go haywire. These errors can be triggered for multiple reasons, such has hardware problems, driver conflicts, or memory issues. In order to resolve the problem, it
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Tax (Scamming) Season is Here
By Dodi Glenn for AccountingWeb ‘Tis the Season for Data Breaches and Tax Scams Tax season is well underway, making it one of the most popular times for individuals to become victims of scamming efforts, and companies and accounting firms to experience data breaches. According to the IRS, tax refund fraud is expected to soar
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Actors behind Dridex launch another spam campaign, delivering Locky Ransomware
Recent reports have indicated that the actors behind Dridex, originally a banking Trojan distributor, have switched tactics, and are now heavily pushing out a new ransomware called Locky. The current method of distribution is via a spam email, which contains a Word document. Additional reports have stated that it is being distributed via the Neutrino
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