Jessica Molden

The quest for love and companionship often begins online. Social media platforms, dating apps, and text messaging have revolutionized how people connect. However, these advancements have also created a sinister phenomenon known as romance scams. These scams exploit the vulnerability and emotions of individuals seeking meaningful relationships, often leading to devastating financial and psychological consequences. […]

In the fast-paced world of technology, even minor glitches can send ripples of disruption across the globe. Such was the case with the recent CrowdStrike outage, which unfolded due to a faulty software update. This incident didn’t just inconvenience millions of Crowdstrike customers; it highlighted significant vulnerabilities and gave cybercriminals a golden opportunity to exploit

The recent decision by Kaspersky to exit the U.S. market has left many American midmarket companies in a state of uncertainty. The Russian cybersecurity firm announced its departure following the U.S. Commerce Department’s impending ban on Kaspersky’s antivirus software, effective July 20, due to concerns over the company’s ties to Moscow, Russia. This blog post

The recent AT&T data breach, which exposed the personal information of millions of customers, underscores the vulnerability of even the most robust networks. As details continue to emerge, it’s crucial to understand what happened, the implications for affected individuals, and the steps being taken to mitigate the damage. What Happened? In early July 2024, AT&T,

Cybercriminals are preying on emotions to gain access to victims’ wealth through romance scams. These scams, where criminals build a relationship and trust with the target before soliciting money or access to accounts, cost consumers $1.14 billion in 2023, with median losses per person reaching $2,000. The Emotional Manipulation Behind Romance Scams Romance scams exploit

In a recent cybercrime case, a 42-year-old West Australian man has been charged for allegedly setting up fake free WiFi access points to steal personal data from unsuspecting users. The man is scheduled to appear in Perth Magistrates Court on June 28, 2024, facing nine charges related to cybercrime. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) Western