Any successful spoofing attack relies on trickery to lure unsuspecting users into giving their personal data, or click on malicious links. The level of damage caused by spoofing has always grown over the years. While simple spoofs like a fake company logo still work, attackers are going an extra mile to implement more dangerous scams.
Personally identifying information is of value and when not protected, itās a fuel for data-hungry companies and cybercriminals. In wrong hands such as cybercriminals and other third parties, this data can be used to wreak unforeseen havoc that can cause losses not only individually but also in associated companies. Without further ado, let’s look at …
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Botnets are wide networks of pirated devices that can be operated remotely by their master (the hacker). Criminal syndicates mostly use them for profits, such as used to mine crypto-currencies, or they can be targeted to use up the bandwidth ā thereby, slowing down the various site, through the denial of service attacks.
Private data is becoming a booming business, and online attackers are flourishing at it. Everyone is always trying to monitor you, for a chance to get to your data. Whether it is the secret services, governments, local ISPs, a creepy neighbor, cyber-attackers, and big corporations alike, they all want to know what youāre doing online.
Banks do all they can to keep your assets safe with them, but how long can they keep it up? In a world where personal data, money and other valuables are involved, stolen identities and cybercriminals are always a major concern.
Amazon Sellers, Facebook Ad Buyers, and online advertisers, in general, are at serious risk to have their accounts banned when accessing from an unsafe location. VPN services are exploding in popularity and unfortunately, the quality of IPs used by providers is decreasing. “Your Amazon Seller account has been permanently deactivated. Your listings have been removed …
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