<img src="https://secure.seem3pick.com/198073.png" style="display:none;">

Smishing?  What is Smishing?

Posted by Steven Lai on Mon, Apr 03, 2017

 

Fake_Text_message_hacking 
Chinese hackers have set up a fake phone tower to send text messages to Android mobile users. The text contains a brief text that states "Congratulations! you have won 100 GB internet pack". Along with the message within the text, includes an URL link that links mobile users to a virus.    

SMiShing

The title of this committed crime is called SMiShing. SMiShing is all about tricking victims by sending out a malware app that links through text. The purpose of this crime is to trick individuals into giving out sensitive information by having them
Read More

Topics: cybersecurity, SmiShing, BostonIT

Sound waves can now be used to hack into mobile devices

Posted by Steven Lai on Sun, Apr 02, 2017

 

Read More

Topics: Disaster Recovery

7 Tips on spotting social engineering in emails

Posted by Steven Lai on Sat, Apr 01, 2017

Cyber crime is increasing every year, even though very smart tatics are made and applied by businesses. Companies rightfuly apply cyber security tactics in order to protect their employees and data.  But the real question is, are they doing enough?


Are_Companies_applying_enough_Cyber_Security_tactics_?

 

Read More

Topics: Data Security

Tech Companies are not Immune to Cyber Fraud Either

Posted by Steven Lai on Fri, Mar 31, 2017

Two multinational technology companies have fallen victim to a massive fraud spear phishing attack!  A cyber criminal has been charged with breaking and entering into these two companies. The outcome of this criminal activity included a large amount of bank accounts hacked and controlled by a scammer.

Read More

Topics: anti virus, cybersecurity, email security

Yahoo Servers were hacked by FSB Spies and others

Posted by Steven Lai on Mon, Mar 27, 2017

Huge chunks of information from Yahoo's networking service and information was stolen by just four individuals. Personal messages from Yahoo user's were also stolen and have been included in the criminal activity. Out of the group of 4 hackers, two were FSB members (Russian's Federal Security Services), and the other two were previously known hackers that had no relation to the FSB.

Read More

Topics: anti virus, cybersecurity, email security