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Privacy technologiesfromZDNET1 month agoThat weird CAPTCHA could be a malware trap - here's how to protect yourselfCybercriminals are exploiting CAPTCHA to steal data, targeting unsuspecting users who usually comply with verification prompts.
Information securityfromLogRocket Blog1 month agoLeader Spotlight: Shaping product within the cybersecurity space, with Rumna Mishra - LogRocket BlogThe cybersecurity industry is transitioning to comprehensive platform solutions rather than isolated point solutions.
Information securityfromTechRepublic8 months agoRansomware Trends: Most Attacks Hit Between 1am and 5am, Study FindsRansomware attacks are increasingly occurring during off-hours, mainly between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m., indicating a vulnerability for many organizations.
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fromZDNET7 months agoInformation securityMalwarebytes review: Solid, free protection with a user-friendly interfaceMalwarebytes is a user-friendly antivirus solution with both free and paid tiers, though premium features are limited to subscribers.