27December2012
Posted by Emma Ban emma.ban@bullguard.com
So the Mayans were wrong. We’ve
survived their fatal predictions and yet another year has passed, leaving
behind a chain of ever-evolving online threats. From massive
hack attacks, rampant
computer infections, mobile
malware, spear-phishing
attacks, malicious
websites, spam
zombies, to Facebook
scams, online
privacy invasions, even (and especially!) on Facebook and cyberbulling.
The list may, of course, continue. But now that we’re about to enter a new year,
what lessons are we drawing from this past one?
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24December2012
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
Part of Facebook’s increasing popularity is
that it’s no longer just for college kids. Parents are joining, tweens are
joining, and with that comes complications. So, if you’re a parent on Facebook,
what are the guidelines for not embarrassing your children?
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22December2012
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
In anticipation of the holiday season and the immense amount of
travel that takes place, airlines have been warning their customers to keep an
eye out for fraudulent emails that appear to be from them. Cybercriminals are
using this heavy travel season as yet another opportunity to infect the public
with dangerous viruses.
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21December2012
Posted by Alexandra Gheorghe alexandra_gheorghe@bullguard.com
Christmas
is without a doubt one of the busiest travel seasons of the year. Paired with attractive
last-minute deals, it sounds like a match made in heaven, doesn’t it? But
before hopping on a plane to your dream holiday destination, learn how to protect
yourself from any scams that might pop-up in your inbox, browser or even mobile
phone.
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