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5 healthy digital habits for 2023, according to Kaspersky

For the company, one notable tip for the New Year is for parents to dive deep into their children’s online interests.

Trend Micro puts spotlight on youth, women in DECODE confab

Trend Micro says it is dedicated to closing the cybersecurity skills gap in the Philippines and it believes that this begins with empowering and providing opportunities for women.

Sophos uncovers 20 fake criminal marketplaces designed to scam scammers

After stumbling upon a surface website mimicking the real criminal underground site Genesis, Sophos researchers further uncovered the 20 fake marketplaces dating back to August 2021.

Subscribers warned against online offers for SIM registration assistance

Ayala-owned mobile carrier Globe said there are reports of individuals taking advantage of the SIM registration requirement.

Local tech firm Armada Innovation Labs makes formal debut

Armada Innovation Labs, a local firm that now primarily delivers penetration testings and bug bounty enablement services, has officially launched last December 2022 despite already being in the country for more than half a decade since 2016.

PLDT, Smart block 522,000 links related to child abuse

The PLDT Group’s membership in the UK-based Internet Watch Foundation and the Canadian Centre for Child Protection’s Project Arachnid has played a significant role in boosting the reach of its Child Protection Platform.

Cybercriminals scamming each other for millions, report reveals

The report also reveals how attackers use classic techniques — some decades old, such as typosquatting, phishing, backdoored malware, and fake marketplaces — to carry out their scams against each other.

Kaspersky paints picture of cyber confrontation in Ukrainian crisis

While the broader geopolitical analysis of the conflict in Ukraine and its consequences are best left to experts, a number of cyber-events took place during the conflict that turned out to be very significant.

‘Everywhere workplace’ requires new security setup, says US software firm

With the Covid-19 pandemic completely transforming the way employees work these days, US-headquartered software maker Ivanti said it is only logical that a new security structure be adopted to cover any vulnerability in the “everywhere workplace”.

Identities of 125,000 Pinoys sold on ‘bot’ markets, says report

This growing threat has already affected five million people globally, with hackers selling webcam snaps, screenshots, up-to-date logins, cookies, and digital fingerprints.

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