Olympic threats designed to trick you Are you planning to visit Brazil during the Olympic Games? Or watch it online? In this blog post we discuss the threats to visitors aiming to travel to Brazil to watch the games and to those planning to watch it online. In the first part we’ll talk about phishing […]

During their annual developer event, Google I/O, the superior search engine introduced the public to Duo and Allo, which have been …. In the market of instant messaging apps, compared alongside its rivals of WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. Google’s main dish, Allo, has raised the bar of virtual assistants and bots, which are going to […]

One piece of advice that often appears in closed message boards used by Russian cybercriminals is “Don’t work with RU”. This is a kind of instruction given by more experienced Russian criminals to the younger generation. It can be interpreted as: “don’t steal money from people in Russia, don’t infect their machines, don’t use compatriots […]

Myspace is joining the list of 2016’s data breach victims, alongside Tumblr and LinkedIn. Yes, Myspace still exists and in fact, if you registered for the social media site prior to 2013, your old log-in information could have been compromised. 360 million emails and passwords were leaked in what is being called one of the largest […]

Just a few days ago we received an alert from Endesa, a Spanish electricity company, warning us of a new online scam targeting victims through fraudulent emails. The cyber-criminals send out fake invoices to Spanish users, using the Endesa name, and then the attack hits soon after. Unfortunately, the cyber-criminals were successful in their first […]

The entire world population generates and saves enormous amounts of essential information every day. We do so not only to remember and look back on the past, but also, our companies and institutions need this information to run efficiently and transparently. That is why today, on International Archives Day, we wish to stress the importance of safe […]