Protect your privacy in 2020 in 5 simple steps
DuckDuckGo is a leader in online privacy and has a fantastic guide to help you get started in taking back your privacy in 2020. If you think that the steps required to bring online privacy Read more…
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You are not the only one that wants your Coronavirus Relief check. Scammers do, too.
You’ve heard the news by now – the government is sending out stimulus checks as part of the federal response to the Coronavirus. Scammers will attempt to cash in on yours, so we’ve got a few facts about how stimulus Read more…
Transitioning to Remote Work
Over the past few weeks, we have helped several of our customers transition their in-office operations to remote operations, securely and efficiently. The security of a home network, when it’s being used for work, is Read more…
Types of Phishing Attacks, Part 6: Quid Pro Quo
A Quid Pro Quo attack (aka ‘something for something’ attack) is a variant of baiting. It differs from baiting in that instead of baiting a target with the promise of a good, a quid pro Read more…
Types of Phishing Attacks, Part 5: Baiting
Baiting is a social engineering tactic with the goal of capturing your attention. Baiting can be found in search results, social media or emails. For businesses, baiting often comes across as a request for help. Read more…
Types of Phishing Attacks, Part 4: Pretexting
The term “pretexting” indicates the practice of presenting oneself as someone else to obtain private information. Usually, attackers create a fake identity and use it to manipulate the receipt of information. Attackers leveraging this method Read more…