Vishing Scams Have you ever gotten a call that seemed a little fishy? Maybe it was a robotic voice claiming your social security number was compromised or a “bank representative” urgently requesting your account information. These are both classic examples of vishing scams, a sneaky tactic where cybercriminals use the
WhatsApp and Telegram are popular messaging apps, but like any online platform, they can attract cybercriminals. Let’s explore some common attacks targeting these apps and how you can stay safe while chatting. Sneaky Threats in Your Chats: Phishing Links: Deceptive messages disguised as friend forwards or exciting offers can contain
We love connecting with friends and family on social media, but these platforms can also be gateways for cyberattacks – especially when we’re using our phones. Let’s explore some common social media security threats on mobile devices and how to stay safe while you scroll. Sneaky Social Media Attacks: Phishing
We all rely on text messages for communication, but have you ever received a suspicious text claiming to be from your bank, delivery company, or even a friend? These could be smishing attempts – phishing scams delivered via SMS. Let’s dive into how to identify and avoid these sneaky messages.
We’ve all been there: the phone rings, an unknown number flashes on the screen, and a voice on the other end tries to sell you something you don’t want, or worse, trick you into revealing personal information. Spam calls are a constant annoyance, but they can also be a security
Have you ever noticed the “http” or “https” at the beginning of a website address? It might seem like a minor detail, but that extra “s” makes a world of difference when it comes to your online security. Let’s break down the difference and why you should always look for
