Definition of the Day: ATM Skimming
ATM skimming is like identity theft for debit cards and it comes in two major forms, ancient and modern. The ancient (as in a few
ATM skimming is like identity theft for debit cards and it comes in two major forms, ancient and modern. The ancient (as in a few
From Threatpost: New variants of the notorious Carbanak Trojan have surfaced in Europe and the United States, and researchers say that the malware now has
Why did hackers attack Ashley Madison? For a long time –at least since the invention of the internet- hackers have always tried to play the moralistic
Keystroke logging is the process of identifying and recording every keystroke made on a computer. Hackers use keyloggers to capture sensitive data like passwords, financial
A zero-day exploit is a vulnerability in a software program that is unknown to the company or person who created the software. This hole is
Baiting is another sibling to phishing. Whereas phishing creates urgency and fear to drive actions baiting uses…well…bait. A baiter entices the target to give information
The original Trojan was, indeed, a mythological wooden horse that turned out to be something entirely different than the gift from the gods the mythic
Pretexting is a sibling of phishing and like siblings both have differences as well as similarities. Phishing emails use fear and urgency to drive users
Host file redirection is a stealth attack technique that rightfully falls into the ‘simple genius’ category. Most computer users today are unaware of a Windows
Cyber threats are on the rise and becoming more difficult to defend, with businesses increasingly targeted by cyber criminals, an alarming new report from the
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