Password Managers Do Not Take Over the Role of Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity specialists at CyberFlow often advise using password managers to stay safe online, among other precautions. However, many people believe that using this tool is enough and they do not need anything else. As the unfortunate tale of a software engineer working for one of the biggest entertainment companies shows, password managers do not protect against hackers.
Checklists Don’t Stop Hackers: Compliance and Cybersecurity Are Not the Same Thing
“We are DORA and NIS2 compliant, we don’t need more cybersecurity solutions.” This is the standard answer the CyberFlow team gets from many potential clients. And most of them are not worried about the extra cost. They genuinely believe that compliance and cybersecurity are the same thing.
A New Challenge for Cybersecurity: Android Phishing Apps on the Rise
Phishing is one of the most effective techniques to steal people’s login credentials. It works by imitating the name, logo and other identifying elements of major brands to trick people into sharing their user names and passwords. Now, Android phishing apps take this technique to a new level.
Severe AI Data Privacy Risk: Professionals Share Confidential Information on AI Platforms
A recent study revealed a worrying fact: many professionals share confidential business files on AI platforms without asking their employer’s permission. This finding adds to the growing concerns related to AI regulatory compliance and business data security.
Major WordPress Security Breach: Over 10,000 Websites Show Fake Update Banner
Cybersecurity specialists have discovered a new and widespread WordPress security breach. Hackers found a vulnerability in older WordPress versions and exploited it to install malware into the sites.
Google Login Vulnerability Could Expose Millions of Users’ Data
When a startup fails, founders work hard to salvage as many assets and funds as possible. This is why closing down SaaS service accounts is rarely on their list of priorities. However, a recent Google login vulnerability discovered by an ethical hacking company shows how dangerous this can be.
Fake Google Calendar Invites – How to Spot and Avoid Phishing Scams
CyberFlow’s specialists in cybersecurity for business have discovered a new type of phishing scam: fake Google Calendar invites. This type of scam is hazardous because most people open meeting invites and click on the link to accept or decline it without too much thought.
Cybersecurity Risks During the Holidays and How to Combat Them
The holiday season is a time of joy, celebrations, and increased online activity.
Unfortunately, it is also a prime time for cybercriminals to exploit the feel-good vibes for
their gain. The surge in online shopping, travel bookings, and digital communications
provides fertile ground for various cyber threats. This blog post explores the heightened
cybersecurity risks during the holidays and offers comprehensive strategies to combat
them, ensuring a safe and secure holiday season.
Protect Yourself: How to Avoid QR Code Scams and Stay Safe Online
QR codes have become commonplace, offering a convenient bridge between the physical
and digital worlds. From restaurant menus to marketing materials, they provide quick
access to information and services. However, as with any technology, there are inherent
risks. QR code scams are on the rise, and scanning an unknown code can lead to phishing
sites, malware downloads, or data theft. At CyberFlow, we’re committed to keeping you
informed and secure. Here’s an in-depth look at how to stay safe when using QR codes.
The Step-by-Step Process Ethical Hackers Use to Check a Business’s Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is paramount for businesses of all sizes. With the rise of cyber threats,
organisations are increasingly turning to ethical hackers, or white-hat hackers, to identify and fix
vulnerabilities in their systems before malicious hackers can exploit them. Ethical hacking
involves authorised, legal attempts to gain unauthorised access to a computer system,
application, or data, imitating the tactics and techniques of malicious attackers.