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How Do Cybercrooks Actually Steal Your Data?

Posted by kdunlaevy@gmail.com

Identity_fraud_protection_blogOver the last year, the world has witnessed large-scale financial fraud. And while we spend a lot of time talking about identity protection, today’s blog is about how the cybercriminals actually go about stealing your data, how they go about conducting these massive espionage initiatives and other attack methods, like identity theft.

 

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Fraud-as-a-service, Now On Social Networks!

Posted by kdunlaevy@gmail.com

Fraud on social networks_blogThat’s right folks… fraud is the latest offering in the service industry. Cybercriminals are selling ‘ready made’ kits, renting out botnets and malicious code such as the Zeus Trojan, Spy Eye and others.

 

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Have You Heard Of Longline Phishing?

Posted by andreea_ostache@bullguard.com

Longlining phishing_blogA recent study showed that out of one billion email messages analyzed in a six-month period, dozens had been subject to "longline" phishing attacks. These attacks were so efficient that over 10% of the recipients were tricked into clicking on malicious content capable of taking complete control of PCs and compromising corporate networks.

 

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What You Need To Know About Passwords

Posted by elena.ionica@bullguard.com

Strong passwords_blogWith all the hacks we’ve been hearing about lately, the need for stronger and unique passwords has become more stringent than ever. Good thing researchers are constantly seeking new ways to enhance the safety and ease of use of online authentication systems. It is possible that in a not so distant future we may even be able to authenticate using pass thoughts instead of passwords.

 

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How Fake Adobe Flash Updates Put Your Security At Risk

Posted by andreea_ostache@bullguard.com

Fake adobe flash player update_blogSecurity researchers have recently discovered a new Android Trojan that can harvest a victim's contact list, send and intercept SMS (text) messages, make phone calls (including calls to premium numbers), and install additional malware packages – all at the same time.

 

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