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Many High-Risk Users Have Bad Security Habits: Google Survey

16

Jan

2020

High-risk user groups include business executives, politicians and their staff, activists, journalists and online influencers. Individuals in these categories are more likely to be targeted in cyberattacks due to their occupation or their online activities. Google has commissioned The Harris Poll to survey 500 high-risk users from the United States; 100 people from each of […]

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Five Major US Wireless Carriers Are Vulnerable to SIM Swapping

16

Jan

2020

Most wireless carriers in the United States are vulnerable to SIM swapping attacks and lack proper procedures to fend off hackers and other bad actors, Princeton researchers have found. SIM swapping became a popular attack method during the Bitcoin boom as hackers targeted Bitcoin wallets protected by SMS two-factor authentication (2FA). It took off and […]

Category Mobile Mobile security Written by Hotforsecurity 0 Comments

A Practical Guide to Zero-Trust Security

15

Jan

2020

Employees are demanding that employers enable flexible workstyles. Apps are moving to the cloud. A company’s device and application mix are increasingly heterogeneous. All of these factors are breaking down the enterprise security perimeter, rendering traditional security approaches obsolete, and paving the way for zero-trust approaches. Traditional security methods broadly classify everything (users, devices and […]

Category Cloud security Network security Security Written by Threatpost 0 Comments

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