Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Six U.S. citizens and a Nigerian national were sentenced Tuesday to federal prison for their roles in online fraud schemes that distributed more than $40 million in counterfeit checks using “mystery shopper” websites and work-from-home scams. The criminal enterprise was The…
‘Monsoon’ Hackers Reportedly Attacking Innumerable Computers Globally with Spear-Phishing Schemes
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Suspected hackers seemingly from India, ever since 2013, have been hijacking innumerable PCs, it is being reported. Understandably, three security agencies have rumbled the gang for the entire range of time; however, the gang until now was regarded as a The…
ProtectMyID: Twenty-three states and Guam have laws specifically aimed at #phishing schemes. Do your part and report the crime.
ProtectMyID: Twenty-three states and Guam have laws specifically aimed at #phishing schemes. Do your part and report the crime. View full post on Twitter / ProtectMyID View full post on National Cyber Security
ProtectMyID: Twenty-three states and Guam have laws specifically aimed at #phishing schemes. Do your part and #reportcrime.
ProtectMyID: Twenty-three states and Guam have laws specifically aimed at #phishing schemes. Do your part and #reportcrime. View full post on Twitter / ProtectMyID View full post on National Cyber Security
Traffbiz: A new malicious twist on affiliate partnerka schemes?
Russian web users at risk as Traffbiz spreads affilate web-based malware attacks. View full post on Naked Security – Sophos View full post on National Cyber Security
Futuristic security schemes could kill passwords
Today's world requires countless passwords to do everything from accessing personal gadgets to paying off credit cards online, but security can be compromised if someone forgets to log out or turn off the "remember password" function. Now the U.S. military wants to eliminate clunky passwords by creating a security system…
Mobile malware schemes likely to increase: Symantec
Efforts to monetise mobile malware only have a low revenue-per-infection ratio, limiting the return on investment achieved by attackers, according to Symantec research. The security vendor’s research publication titled Motivations of Recent Android Malware, provides an analysis of current monetisation schemes behind malware targeting the Android mobile computing platform and…