At least someone loves your small business, right? Too bad it’s a hacker.
So says Enterprise Security Today in their article “Small Business Means Big Business for Hackers.” If big businesses have problems, do small businesses have any hope? Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by James Gaskin
One of the quick hits from the Symantec Internet Threat Report told me by the Symantec spokesperson was that “hackers are now spending less time attacking holes in your system and more time attacking holes in your judgment.” In other words, they’re trying to trick you rather than trick your computer.
That’s why so many more phishing attacks are hitting your inbox. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by James Gaskin
My friend John reminded me of a security warning I’d seen last fall but had forgotten about. Hackers leave a few USB drives laying around, often in parking lots of large companies. Employees walking into the building find the USB drives and think, “cool, a free USB drive.”
Guess what really happens? The clueless user Read the rest of this entry »
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