LastPass compromised through Klue supply chain attack hundreds firms affected
The compromise illustrates how security breaches at third-party vendors can cascade across entire customer networks, leaving even security-conscious firms...
Category Ransomware Attacks
Ransomware incidents and attacks
Ransomware Hits School District: Steps to Secure Your Personal Information Now
Schools store millions of student records. Ransomware attacks are now stealing them—and your family may be next.
How Hackers Crippled Jaguar Land Rover Production in Multi-Billion Attack
A cyberattack disrupted Jaguar Land Rover's production facilities, forcing a shutdown that highlighted how vulnerable automotive manufacturing remains to ransomware and coordinated hacks.
Hotels Face Organized Phishing Attack Delivering Node.js Malware via Compressed Images
Hotel chains are targets of sophisticated phishing attacks that embed Node.js malware within compressed image files, bypassing traditional security awareness.
How to Recognize Website Defacement Attacks
Website defacement attacks are often visible instantly—look for unauthorized text, unfamiliar images, strange redirects, and content in your source code you didn't add.
Best Security Practices for File Sharing
The best security practices for file sharing center on three foundational pillars: encryption at rest and in transit, multi-factor authentication, and...
How to Protect Your OneDrive Files Online
Protecting your OneDrive files online requires a multi-layered approach combining strong authentication, encryption, access controls, and regular...
How to Recognize Credit Card Skimming Attacks
Credit card skimming is a fraud technique where thieves use hidden devices or software to capture your card data without your knowledge, typically at...
How to Recognize Business Email Compromise Attacks
Business email compromise attacks are distinguishable from other phishing attempts by their surgical precision and the personal intelligence attackers...
What to Do If Someone Files Taxes in Your Name
If someone has filed taxes in your name, your first steps should be filing Form 14039 (the Identity Theft Affidavit) with the IRS, placing a fraud alert...