Yubico Blog – 4.7.20 (4.6.20)
Most of our lives are now connected on the internet. We stay in touch with our loved ones, order food, talk to our doctors, do our banking — and now, many of us also work from home.
Ivacy Blog – 4.6.20 (4.3.20)
In just a matter of weeks, we have seen Zoom become a household name, from being just another video calling tool. The numbers for Zoom has shot up exponentially, courtesy of the COVID-19, forcing people to socialize digitally and work from home. But have you thought of the Zoom security issues and how a VPN can help you stay secure from zoom vulnerabilities?
Full Post: Zoom Security Issues and How to Stay Safe (April 2020)
Avast Blog – 4.6.20 (4.3.20)
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way so many of us live our lives that it’s on many of our minds throughout most of the day. Cybercriminals, always camouflaging their tricks to blend in with the latest topics, know this all too well. As a result, they have already launched countless scams preying on the panic surrounding the virus. So now, in addition to keeping ourselves safe from the novel coronavirus, we also need to protect ourselves from the worldwide outbreak of coronavirus-related cyber scams.
Full Post: The Essential Guide to Coronavirus Scams
Avast Blog – 4.3.20
Researchers discovered a flaw in the Zoom chat feature that could allow attackers to steal users’ Windows login credentials. Over the past month, as much of the population began working from home and discontinuing social gatherings, the number of Zoom video conferences has skyrocketed. Since 2020 began, 2 million new users have signed up with the service. People all over the world are using Zoom on a daily basis for work meetings, school sessions, social hours, and casual video chats. The sudden surge, however, has brought to light several privacy and security issues with Zoom protocol.
Full Post: Windows Security Risk in Zoom Chat Function
Yubico YouTube Channel – 3.27.20 (3.25.20)
Working from home? Here’s 5 ways the YubiKey can protect your remote workforce from phishing and other attacks: https://bit.ly/3aZ1VOe
PSafe Blog – 3.27.20
Email is one of the leading forms of digital communication and anyone can create a personal account for free. Also, email is the primary form of access used by websites and apps on the internet. Social networks like Facebook and Instagram, shopping sites, and even Google Play, all request email to create logins and register their users. And because of this reason, it’s become so popular among people and also among hackers to target.
Full Post: How to Tell If My Email Has Been Hacked
