e-Security

A new research study from software firm Veritas Technologies has found that consumers overwhelmingly believe businesses should stand up to hackers and refuse to pay ransoms.

The overwhelming type of digital fraud in logistics was shipping fraud wherein criminals typically take over a customer’s account but don’t change the shipping address in order to avoid detection. Once the package has shipped, they intercept it at the carrier website and change the shipping address.

Malicious mining, also known as cryptojacking, are attacks that can inflict both direct and indirect losses for a business.

Ironically, the research also found out that more than one-fifth of the users are still willing to sacrifice their privacy to gain a product or a service for free.

Kaspersky said it is becoming more vital to store passwords securely and look out for possible instances when these credentials could be leaked.

Trends and Check Point offer security for "perimeter everywhere" setups.

Researchers from Unit 42 said they have been able to identify two risky Covid-related domains in the Philippines: covid19qpass.hopto.org and fcovid.ph.

This can be due to the fact that DDoS actors are taking advantage of the current situation when people are locked down in their homes and are heavily reliant on digital resources.

Global survey shows the average cost of recovery is $1.4 million if organizations pay the ransom, $730,000 if they don’t.

The report revealed that it has become harder for workers to separate working and personal activity.