A great reminder to keep your iPhone updated and running the latest software, even if you're not a high-value target
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Like it or not, device manufacturers LOVE to stuff your brand-new PC, tablet or phone full of “free” applications (they get paid to do it, so you’ve got a slim chance of getting one without a side of spamware). But clutter is the enemy of a speedy PC, and outdated apps are a breeding ground for hackers; so, if you’re not using a particular software on a regular basis, it’s best to REMOVE it completely. That way you don’t have it sucking up processing speed AND leaving the door open to hackers and malware. https://hubs.la/Q02ng6jL0
IT Security Tip #10: REMOVE these from your laptop, tablet or smartphone
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“The key to staying safe: ‘Stop before you engage and avoid the urge to respond,’ according to the Federal Communications Commission.” [“Things you can do to avoid being a victim of a smishing attempt include: > Never click links, reply to text messages or call numbers you don't recognize. > Do not respond, even if the message requests that you "text STOP" to end messages. > Delete all suspicious texts. > Make sure your smart device OS and security apps are updated to the latest version. > Consider installing anti-malware software on your device for added security. > Protect any sensitive personal information - bank accounts, health records, social media accounts, etc. - by using multi-factor authentication to access it.” https://lnkd.in/ebdNfTy8] https://lnkd.in/e3_dCxUC
New cyberattack targets iPhone Apple IDs. Here's how to protect your data.
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These tips can save you a lot of heartache and help improve your security. When was the last time you backed up your phone? #TechnologyTips #BackupTech #OnlineSafety
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With DBSC, for Device Bound Session Credentials. In practical terms, Google wants the authentication cookie to be linked directly to a separate device, making it unusable on a smartphone, PC or tablet. To be valid, the session cookie must be validated by an encrypted key stored on the user's device. https://lnkd.in/e37xMB5J
Google Chrome Beta Tests New DBSC Protection Against Cookie-Stealing Attacks
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How to Increase the Security of a Smartphone in 2024 – A Complete Guide
How to Increase the Security of a Smartphone in 2024 – A Complete Guide
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35% of US businesses have experienced a deepfake security incident in the last 12 months, ranking the second most common cybersecurity incident in the country, per Dark Reading. A deepfake is a video of a person where their face or body has been digitally altered so that they appear to be someone else, typically used to access data or spread false information. What's next? Make sure your business is protected. See how we can help you: https://vz.to/3uXECE3 #NationalSafetyMonth #Deepfake #Security #Cybersecurity #RiskManagement #Telecoms #Verizon #VerizonBusiness #VerizonPartnerSolutions
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Update your iPhones and other Apple products! The Pegasus 0-click iMessage exploit has been called “one of the most technically sophisticated exploits” and Operation Triangulation looks to be at a similarly scary level… 0-day attack chain to 0-click iMessage exploit! This vulnerability existed until iOS 16.2 was released in December 2022. #Operation_Triangulation #0_Day #0_click
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'Most sophisticated' iPhone attack chain 'ever seen' used four 0-days to create a 0-click exploit - 9to5Mac
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