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Valentine’s Day presents a great opportunity for cyber criminals to make their way into their victims’ wallets instead of their hearts. The goal is to steal personal information, credit card data and personal identities.
In what way? With two well-established methods: Pharming and Phishing.
Don’t forget to remain vigilant, even on Valentine’s Day.
This infographic will provide you with some useful tips to avoid falling victim to the most well-known scams!
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Knowing the methods of cyber criminals to steal sensitive information is the first step in preventing an attack! Vishing is a type of social engineering attack similar to smishing. The difference with other types of phishing is that instead of e-mail or text messages,...
From messages about "an urgent family emergency," to those reporting a "delayed delivery of a package," smishing-based cyber scams (phishing through messaging systems) are growing in number. They all have one goal in common, that of convincing the unfortunate to click...
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