Tag Archives: passwords

Fake Tweets!?

ARRRRGH!! (Yes, that was the sound I made when I read this.. )

Today there are reports from several news wires that someone hacked into a twitter feed of a major news corporation and sent several false tweets about potential terror attacks.  Continue reading Fake Tweets!?

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ARGGGHHHHH!

I overheard a conversation in an office building the other day.. From one open office door hollered, “Oh, it asked me for my password – do you know my password?” From two doors down the answer was shouted back “It should be the same as everyone else, our street address.” I staggered a little and clutched at my chest as the light in the hallway dimmed. Continue reading ARGGGHHHHH!

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Phishing

Hook, line and bait – no we’re not fishing, we’re phishing. This cyberattack is a form of social engendering. Sometimes the attacker approaches you via a telephone call, other times it’s via e-mail, sometimes the attacker is bold enough to even show up in person. This is one of the most preventable attacks out there, but time and again we see our neighbors caught on someone’s hook.

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