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Cybersecurity news weekly roundup April 29, 2024

SAN MATEO, CA, April 29, 2024 — Cybersecurity news weekly roundup. Stories, news, politics, and events that impacted the network security industry last week. Brought to you by NetworkTigers. DragonForce ransomware strain developed uses leaked LockBit builder Cyber intelligence firm Cyble has revealed that a new ransomware strain called DragonForce uses a leaked builder of LockBit ransomware. According […] The post Cybersecurity news weekly roundup April 29, 2024 appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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Cybercrime as a global threat

NetworkTigers discusses cybercrime as a global threat and its place on the World Economic Forum’s list of global threats. From the threat of espionage and infrastructure disruption to the millions of dollars that ransomware attacks and other hacks cost government agencies and businesses, both large and small, global cybercrime remains at the top of the […] The post Cybercrime as a global threat appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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Think like a network manager

NetworkTigers discusses how to think like a network manager and the primary role of a network manager within an organization. In the ever-evolving technology landscape, the role of a network manager is pivotal and multifaceted. A network manager is not only a technical overseer but also a strategic leader responsible for ensuring that the organization’s […] The post Think like a network manager appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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Cybersecurity news weekly roundup April 22, 2024

SAN MATEO, CA, April 22, 2024 — Cybersecurity news weekly roundup. Stories, news, politics, and events that impacted the network security industry last week. Brought to you by NetworkTigers. Malware campaign targets gamers with fake cheat lures Redline is a new info-stealing malware “capable of harvesting sensitive information from infected computers, including passwords, cookies, autofill information, and cryptocurrency […] The post Cybersecurity news weekly roundup April 22, 2024 appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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How to avoid being financially slaughtered in a pig butchering scam

NetworkTigers on how responding “hi” to a stranger’s text may be the start of a pig butchering scam and financial ruin. A pig butchering scam is an online confidence trick and investment fraud, with the scammer carefully executing several stages. The term “pig butchering” comes from the analogy of slowly fattening up the victim with […] The post How to avoid being financially slaughtered in a pig butchering scam appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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6 ways cybercriminals use psychology to get the jump on victims

NetworkTigers discusses how criminals use psychology to prey upon victims. When most people think of cybercrime, they think of the technical aspects of cracking passwords or hacking into systems using sophisticated software or skills. While these techniques are regularly employed, many fail to realize the extent to which cybercriminals use psychology to supplement their attacks […] The post 6 ways cybercriminals use psychology to get the jump on victims appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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Cybersecurity news weekly roundup April 15, 2024

SAN MATEO, CA, April 15, 2024 — Cybersecurity news weekly roundup. Stories, news, politics, and events that impacted the network security industry last week. Brought to you by NetworkTigers. 576,000 Roku accounts hacked in credential stuffing attack Roku is warning customers that 576,000 accounts have been hacked in a credential-stuffing attack. The news comes on the heels of […] The post Cybersecurity news weekly roundup April 15, 2024 appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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World cybersecurity: how laws and advice vary by country

NetworkTigers examines world cybersecurity and the variations in laws and advice in the USA, UAE, Germany, and China. Cybersecurity affects the entire globe. A ransomware gang based in Indonesia can easily attack a US-based company, just as a US hacker might leak classified documents in Belarus. Cybercrime has no borders, which makes enforcing digital attacks […] The post World cybersecurity: how laws and advice vary by country appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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10 great websites documenting cybercrime

NetworkTigers’ list of 10 great websites for staying up to date on the latest worldwide cybersecurity incidents. The modern world moves fast, especially when it comes to global cybersecurity incidents. With so many technological advancements, breaches, and hacks occurring daily, it is important to ensure the news you receive comes from timely, reliable sources. From […] The post 10 great websites documenting cybercrime appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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Cybersecurity news weekly roundup April 8, 2024

SAN MATEO, CA, April 8, 2024 — Cybersecurity news weekly roundup. Stories, news, politics, and events that impacted the network security industry last week. Brought to you by NetworkTigers. New JSOutProx malware zeroes in on financial organizations Credit card company Visa is warning that detections for a new version of the JsOutProx malware have been spiking as threat […] The post Cybersecurity news weekly roundup April 8, 2024 appeared first on NetworkTigers News.

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