Cyber threats will become ever more pervasive by 2025, including attempts at theft of money, computer destruction or data theft. It is vitally important that individuals understand these cyber threats so that they can protect themselves.

What are the most prevalent cyber threats?

Unfortunately, cyber attacks come in all shapes and sizes. While they can be hard to spot, here are a few that you should keep an eye out for.

Phishing attacks

It will always remain relevant; forcing you to reveal personal data by way of fake emails or websites. Be wary when receiving such communications; always check the sender's email address first before clicking any links provided in them.

Ransomware

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Digital connectivity is an indispensable force in our lives, making a major impactful statement about its significance to cybersecurity. However, as technology progresses so do online threats.

Oft times, our own actions place us at greater risk from scams or cyberattacks. Weak passwords and lax policies are two such risky behaviors; human error accounts for approximately 88% of data breaches.

National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA) and CybSafe work to correct bad cyber hygiene. Their annual report examines attitudes and behavior related to cybersecurity; their goal is to educate both people and businesses alike on how they can better secure their digital environments.

This year's study included ...

No one is immune from cyber attacks; just ask the Vatican which was hit with a denial-of-Service attack (DDoS). Even the Holy See could fall prey to such attacks.

On November 30, 2022, an attack took place against Vatican.va and rendered all other Vatican websites unavailable for several hours.

The hack allegedly occurred a day after Pope Francis denounced Russia's invasion in Ukraine and specifically named specific troops for their "cruelty".

Although your company might think it's doing nothing to spark Russian cyber-reaction, becoming vulnerable to cyberattack is still possible.

Online vulnerabilities are a serious security risk

Hackers use vulnerabilities in order to gain entry and compromise ...

LinkedIn is an invaluable professional networking tool, used to network, connect and explore new business opportunities. However, as its popularity increases so do red flags such as fraudulent sales bots.

Bots that pose as real users are an increasingly prevalent scam on LinkedIn and is considered by the FBI a significant threat to users.

This blog post will delve into the murky world of fake LinkedIn Sales Bots. We will examine their tactics, as well as provide valuable tips. By being aware and remaining vigilant during your LinkedIn experience, it is possible to ensure it remains safe.

Spotting Fake LinkedIn Sales Connections

Scammers on social media frequently play on our emotions. No one ca...