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Drop everything and be careful with the AirDrop function. Researchers have identified the core of the problem with the feature, more details below.

Apple AirDrop Bug Could Leak Your Personal Info to Anyone Nearby An unpatched vulnerability in Apple's offline file-sharing technology in iPhones, Macbooks could allow anyone nearby to discover your personal info.

In case you haven’t yet, update your Chrome Browser NOW as it includes a patch for a zero-day flaw that hackers may have been actively exploiting.

Update Your Chrome Browser ASAP to Patch a Week Old Public Exploit Update Your Google Chrome Browser Immediately to Patch 0-Day That Was Left Unpatched For A week

Cyber criminals are banking on Bloomberg’s name in an attempt to install remote access software on targeted devices. Read more below

Hackers pose as Bloomberg employees in email scam - CyberScoop Hackers are impersonating Bloomberg employees in an attempt to install remote access software on target computers, researchers said Wednesday. The ruse seeks to capitalize on the influence of Bloomberg Industry Group (formally known as Bloomberg BNA), whose analysis major corporations use to track m...

The group also used LinkedIn back in 2019 with fake job opportunities but majority are even more vulnerable now with the pandemic greatly affecting job security. More details below.

Fake job listings help suspected Iranian hackers aim at targets in Lebanon - CyberScoop Suspected Iranian cyber-espionage focused hackers have been zeroing in on a target in Lebanon, according to new Check Point research.

Yes, your network can be hacked via a “random” device such as a fish-tank thermometer. 🐠 As things become more convenient with the help of the internet, things also become more vulnerable. Read more about this casino’s mishap and what you can do to protect your fish tanks (and of course, your business)!

A Casino Gets Hacked Through a Fish-Tank Thermometer Are your fish tanks secure?

Always online? Beware of these cyber security risks! 😱

Many companies have transitioned employees into working remotely and although ideal in the time of COVID-19, it makes employees' devices vulnerable without the usual security protocols that the company's office had in place. Below are 3 common cyber security risks and solutions to counter them.

1. Unsecure Networks
Invest in a reliable Virtual Private Network (VPN). VPNs work by encrypting all online activity and hides your IP address. For added precaution, avoid free VPNs as they could do more harm than good.

2. Phishing Attacks
These are usually emails that seem legitimate but are actually scams. They can disguise as many things from banks to actual contacts. The rule of thumb is to avoid clicking links as clicking them may lead to installing malware in your device. If you could, confirm with the recipient if he or she did send that email.

3. Password & Security Management
It's tempting to have one convenient password for many of your accounts but this is what hackers are counting on. Either take the time to make unique individual passwords or use a reliable password manager service.

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Be proactive and don’t wait for a breach to happen. Passwords aren’t enough to protect your accounts like online banking, emails, and etc. which is why there’s Two-Factor Authentication, here’s a breakdown of what exactly is it and why you should consider adding this extra layer of security.

Two-Factor Authentication: Who Has It and How to Set It Up Don't let scammers get their hands on your sensitive information. Here's how to secure your online accounts—from Amazon and Google to Twitter and WhatsApp—with two-factor authentication (2FA).

Alarming news as hackers take advantage of popular collaboration apps. These harmful links don’t even have to be delivered within Slack or Discord, even making people more susceptible. More details below

Hackers Are Exploiting Discord and Slack Links to Serve Up Malware Beware of links from platforms that got big during quarantine.

📢 About 60% of small enterprises go out of business due to the lasting damages caused by cyber attacks; if big corporations can be hacked, small ones can be too. Be informed and check out below these top motives on why even SMEs are targeted.

💳 Personal Data
Cyber criminals know the value of small business' data, these can range from credit card information and patient records, etc. They either hold these for ransom or sell it for profit.

🖥️ For DDoS Attacks
DDoS attacks are performed by recruiting your business' devices to create massive web traffic to disrupt a targeted company's services. Consequences range from a totally unreachable online platform, slow response times, and disruption to business operations.

🔗 Link to Bigger Companies
Hackers can infiltrate smaller companies in order to gain access to bigger ones because usually, they are digitally connected to complete transactions and manage supply chains. (e.g., Target via a 3rd party breach, resulting in 40 million stolen credit card information)

💰 Cash
Many small businesses don't prioritize cybersecurity. Most of the time, data is taken for ransom and when these are ignored, some end up closing completely because they have no means of getting their important files back which are vital for their operations.

The remote work shift has brought about a multitude of cyberattacks that put many companies at risk. Here are some key strategies that IT teams should prioritize in 2021

Building a Fortress: 3 Key Strategies for Optimized IT Security Chris Hass, director of information security and research at Automox, discusses how to shore up cybersecurity defenses and what to prioritize.

Surprisingly, many are willing to head back to the workplace with 90% saying that they’d prefer a hybrid model where employees can have some days at the office and some days from home. More details below.

Moving From Work From Home To Work From Anywhere: Setting Up The Future Of Work For Success The majority of the workforce thinks the future of work is a hybrid model where some days employees work from the office and some days from home. What will companies and their leaders need to do in order to successfully navigate this new landscape as offices start to open back up?

Remote work has its benefits but it also creates a lack of opportunities from face-to-face interaction luckily, there are still some activities you can do for your team to build rapport.

🔑 Virtual Escape Rooms
Similar to physical escape rooms that were growing in popularity pre-pandemic, virtual escape rooms follow suit. They also have creative storylines and themes to keep users engaged.

🎉 Company Care Package Parties
Companies send out "party packages" to invitees that include food, drinks, and even small tokens. Team members can casually enjoy and talk over food and drinks in a virtual set-up, a nice break from the usual online meetings.

🧠 Trivia Night
One of the easiest ones to set-up virtually, there are many platforms that offer easy ways to conduct trivia night— they either come in pre-made questions or you can modify them yourself. It's also best to add prizes for winners to get everyone even more involved.

🧛🏻‍♀️ Themed Meetings
Adding costumed themed to meetings is a simple and fun way to break the usual formal online meetings. Ideas can range from pajama party, prom night, creative backgrounds, and more. It'll definitely create some laughs and conversation.

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