Cyber Bites

When activated, these watches attempt to auto-connect to Wi-Fi and begin trying to connect to cell phones unprompted. Once connected to a smartphone they push malware to the phone which attempts to access saved data

It's late on a Wednesday and you still have a ton of stuff to do. Suddenly, your computer screen is covered with a dire message saying you have a Trojan and no matter where you click, nothing happens.

Numerous compromised websites are trying to trick users into installing malware by impersonating an update for the Google Chrome browser. After displaying the message below, a file named release is downloaded

The Department of Justice announced it has seized virtual currency worth an estimated $112 million linked to Romance and Investment scams. They seized six virtual currency accounts that were being used to launder the ill-gotten gains.

Finding out you have some personal information available for sale on the dark web can be disturbing. How does this happen and is it serious?

Email phishing is still the number one way for attackers to push their malware threats. Be wary of any unanticipated emails, it is more likely any emails claiming to be from a brand are fraudulent rather than sent by the actual brand.

Password manager vendor Keeper just released survey findings based on responses from over 8k individuals from the US, UK, France, and Germany. Password manager vendor Keeper just released survey findings based on responses

Yesterday was patch Tuesday for Microsoft, the 2nd Tuesday of every month. They patched 69 vulnerabilities covering the operating system and Office applications. Six are tagged as critical, and 62 as moderate in severity.

Google released versions 114.0.5735.90/91 for the Chrome browser on Linux. Mac and Windows yesterday. The update includes fixes to 16 security issues, half of which were rated High.

Having a member of your team log in from an IP address in San Diego and an hour later from an IP address in New York City should raise a red flag. This scenario is known as “impossible travel; there's no physical way to get from

Tuesday of every month when software vendors, particularly Microsoft, release security patches and updates for their products. It is a scheduled day for the release of these patches to address vulnerabilities and fix bugs

macOS Catalina and up to the latest version of Apple's OS, Ventura. It's designed to steal credentials stored in the iCloud KeyChain, web browsers, and cryptocurrency wallets and is being distributed as unsigned DMG files