Posts Tagged ‘account security’

So, your account was hacked. What now?

Aug

2020

Finding out one of your accounts has been hacked can be pretty stressful — more so if it’s one you actively use to chat with friends, make purchases, or store files. Instead of reacting emotionally, it’s important at this early stage to focus on minimizing consequences. Rescue your money and data, protect your friends from […]

Category Hacker Threats & Malware Written by Kaspersky 0 Comments

What’s new in ransomware?

Aug

2017

In June, South Korean hosting company Internet Nayana, Inc., was hit by a ransomware attack that took down its 153 Linux web servers — home to more than 5,000 customer websites. “I know that negotiations with hackers should not be done,” company CEO Hwang Chilghong said in a statement. “I would not negotiate with a […]

Category Cyber-crime Hacker Written by Csoonline 0 Comments

Battered Twitter, Phish but no Chips!

Feb

2013

Hot on the heels of Friday’s announcement by Twitter that they ‘detected unusual access patterns that led to us identifying unauthorized access attempts to Twitter user data’ and subsequent confirmation that ‘attackers may have had access to limited user information’ for ‘approximately 250,000 users’, Websense® Security Labs™ are tracking a phishing campaign propagated via Twitter’s […]

Category Security Written by Websense 0 Comments

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