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6 days ago |
em360tech.com | Katie Baker
Supply chain attacks target vulnerabilities in external vendors and partners. Securing your organization means looking beyond your internal processes and security method to prevent back door access. By compromising a trusted partner, attackers can gain indirect access to bigger, more lucrative targets. This indirect access means bypassing traditional security measures and potentially causing widespread disruption.
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1 week ago |
em360tech.com | Katie Baker
Free Wi-Fi at the coffee shop might be serving up more than just internet access. A deceptive fake version could be trying to trick you into connecting to it in order to intercept your browsing and steal your personal data- this is the nature of an evil twin attack. But what exactly is an evil twin attack, how do they work and how can you prevent being a victim of one? What Is An Evil Twin Attack?
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1 week ago |
em360tech.com | Katie Baker
Think your phone is safe just because you haven't clicked a dodgy link? Think again. Lurking in the airwaves, a sneaky cyberattack could be snatching your contacts, messages, and even more. The attack method known as bluesnarfing exploits your Bluetooth device connections to help malicious actors gain unauthorized access to your data. But what exactly is a bluesnarfing attack, how do they work and, most importantly how can you prevent being a targeted by one?
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3 weeks ago |
em360tech.com | Katie Baker
Ever stumbled upon a website and felt a little…off? You may have been targeted by a drive by download. This sneaky cyber attack is able to download malicious code to your devices when you simply visit a compromised website. Drive by downloads exploit vulnerabilities lurking within web browsers, their plugins, and even the operating system itself. But what exactly is a drive by download, how do they work and, most importantly how can you prevent being a targeted by one?
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1 month ago |
em360tech.com | Katie Baker
Car rental giant Hertz has been hit by a cyber attack that has compromised user data including customer’s full drivers licenses. The company confirmed that data was accessed by an unauthorised third party between October and December 2025 who exploited zero day vulnerabilities in the partner Cleo platformAs well as drivers licenses the stolen data includes names, contact information, dates of birth, credit card information and information related to workers' compensation claims.
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