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Vishing Scams Are On the Rise
When people think of cyberattacks, they often picture malware, phishing emails, or ransomware. Sometimes, though, attackers don’t need code to compromise an organization; they need a convincing voice.
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Dec 5, 20252 min read


Malware-as-a-Service: The Subscription Nobody Wants
Most people have heard of streaming services or subscription boxes, so you understand what they are and how they work. From phone plans to your favorite TV platform, many people subscribe to pay a recurring fee (usually monthly or annually) to access content.
While these services are commonplace, there’s also another subscription model growing fast — and it’s one you definitely don’t want near your devices: Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS).
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Dec 2, 20253 min read


Can QR Codes Wreck Your Cell Phone?
You’ve seen them everywhere, from restaurant menus to parking meters, flyers, and even on signs in your favorite cafés. Scanning a QR code is supposed to be easy and convenient. Since their widespread adoption during the 2020 pandemic, when everyone prioritized distance and hygiene, QR codes have been splashed across every city. You probably see several on your daily route Alone
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Nov 26, 20254 min read


The Deepfake Dilemma: Can You Trust What You See Online?
When you hear “deepfake,” you might imagine fake celebrity pictures or convincing prank calls. Maybe you think about those AI tools that can “bring back” famous people as they would look today. However, deepfake technology has also infiltrated our workspaces and become a serious threat to our data privacy.
From finance departments to video meetings, threat actors use these convincing impressions of someone trustworthy or intimidating. By mimicking audio and video, these hack
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Nov 22, 20253 min read


Why Following the Rules Isn’t the Same as Being Secure
In every workplace, cybersecurity awareness begins with a laundry list of rules: Avoid unknown links. Never share passwords. Don’t plug in unapproved devices.
These rules exist for a reason, of course. They form the foundation of how we protect company data and everybody in the office. Unfortunately, security rules are only as strong as the people following them. In other words, your boss can lay out a ten-page manual about cyber hygiene, but it doesn’t matter if nobody read
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Nov 20, 20253 min read

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