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The Booking.com Breach: What Happened and What It Means for You
While the situation is still developing, reports indicate that the incident was not a traditional “hack” of Booking.com’s systems. Instead, attackers gained access through a more common and increasingly effective method: Social engineering and account compromise.
That distinction matters because it changes how the attack works and how you need to think about protecting yourself.
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Apr 284 min read


AI Voice Scams: When a Fake Phone Call Sounds Real
The phone rings: It sounds like your CEO, or your manager, or a vendor you work with all the time.
The tone is familiar, urgency feels real, request sounds legitimate…but none of it is real.
Using modern artificial intelligence, cybercriminals can now clone a person’s voice with surprising accuracy. In some cases, they only need a few seconds of audio to make an effective copy. A webinar, a video clip, or a podcast could provide everything needed to recreate how somebody
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Apr 283 min read


A Popular Tool Was Compromised — Here’s Why That Matters to You
Most people never think about the software behind the apps they use every day. They simply open a program, log in, and then get to work.
What many do not see is that modern software is built using thousands of smaller components. When one of those components is compromised, it can pose a risk to the entire system. Those dangers extend far beyond the threat to a single application.
That is exactly what happened in a recent incident involving a widely used development tool ca
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Apr 283 min read


What Is a Supply Chain Attack?
When you think of a cyber-attack potentially affecting your workplace, what comes to mind?
Phishing emails, weak passwords, and unpatched networks get the brunt of the blame, but some of the most damaging breaches don’t start there at all. They start with someone you already trust.
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Apr 283 min read


Deepfake Videos and Why Verification Matters
Not long ago, if you saw a video of someone speaking, then you trusted it was real. That is no longer a safe assumption.
Artificial intelligence now allows criminals to create highly realistic deepfake videos — fake videos that convincingly show real people saying or doing things that never actually happened. These are not low-quality internet pranks. They are sophisticated social engineering tools used to commit fraud, spread misinformation, and pressure employees into maki
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Apr 283 min read

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