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6 days ago

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1 week ago

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Instantiplookup

@instantiplookup.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Why Is My IP Blacklisted? Here’s What’s Happening - Instant Ip Lookup Confused about why is my ip blacklisted? Learn the most common causes, how to confirm it, and the fastest steps to fix your IP reputation.

🌐 Ever wondered why your IP might be blocked or flagged online?
Discover the main reasons IPs get blacklisted

👉 Read here: instantiplookup.com/why-is-my-ip...

#InternetSecurity #IPBlacklist #CyberSecurityTips #TechExplained #InstantIPLookup #OnlineSafety #WebTools #Networking101

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Dan Nanni

@dan-nanni.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Here are free password managers that work across multiple operating systems 😎👇

Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my cybersecurity related infographics at study-notes.org

#cybersecuritytips #informationsecurity #password #datasecurity #onlineprivacy

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1 month ago

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ActiveState

@activestate.bsky.social

1 month ago

The data is in, and the findings might surprise you. 📊

ActiveState sat down with Alan Shimel on Techstrong TV to discuss how organizations are navigating the "new truths" of cybersecurity. 🔒

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#CybersecurityTips #TechTalk #ActiveState #Techstrong #SecurityData

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1 month ago

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@sathinc.bsky.social

1 month ago

The Auditor is Knocking: Your Survival Guide to Identity Security Introduction Consider a scenario where your lead architect just messaged the "Security-Incident" Slack channel with a single screenshot: a successful login to the production database from an account tied to a DevOps engineer who was offboarded six months ago. Ten minutes later, your auditor emails asking for the full user

Auditor knocking? Stop chasing perfection. They want evidence.
Ensure Policy == Practice

Prioritize: Verify Access -> Lock Privileged Accounts -> Enforce MFA -> Searchable Logs.

Run a high-risk review this week or fail when they knock.

Are you audit-ready? 🔐

#IdentitySecurity #CybersecurityTips

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HackerNoon

@hackernoon.com

1 month ago

Essential Cybersecurity Measures Every Modern Business Should Take

No business can remove all cyber risk, but every business can make smart moves that reduce it. #cybersecuritytips

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avantguardllc.bsky.social

@avantguardllc.bsky.social

1 month ago

Use our 5-step ITAD checklist to stay compliant and protect your company's integrity.

Discover how: avantguard.it/5-ways-to-implement-secu...

#ITADPolicy #RiskManagement #CybersecurityTips #SMB #AvantGuard

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A Bit of Security

@abitofsecurity.bsky.social

2 months ago

Building A Resilient Security Culture YouTube video by A Bit of Security, by William J. Malik

Building A Resilient Security Culture
How can you build a strong, resilient, security-aware culture? Listen to this -
youtu.be/13FNdzLAL9g
#cybersecuritytips #Culture #communication #securityawareness #BitofSec

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Current TEK Solutions

@currenttek.bsky.social

2 months ago

Cybersecurity Check: Time to Touch Grass.

Weird screens, spotty Wi-Fi, or sketchy sites are your sign to log off. When in doubt, disconnect! Protect your mind and your data. ✋

Rule 3: If a site is glitching out, just log off and touch grass.

#TouchGrass #CyberSecurityTips

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FUNBIRD LLC

@funbirdllc.bsky.social

2 months ago

MAD‑CAT helps you see the impact of attacks like Meow by simulating database corruption safely. Protect your data now! #CyberDefense #DatabaseSecurity #MADCAT #InfoSec #CyberSecurityTips

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CySecurity News

@cysecuritynews.bsky.social

3 months ago

Holiday Scam Alerts Rise: How to Spot Fake Links and Stay Safe From Phishing Attacks As the festive season rolls in with cozy drinks, twinkling lights and gift exchanges, it also brings a sharp spike in online scams. Cybercriminals are working overtime during the holidays, using increasingly advanced tactics to trick people into clicking malicious links or sharing sensitive information. Distinguishing between a real website and a fraudulent one has never been more challenging. Stopping these digital grinches is a constant battle. Data from the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center shows that phishing and spoofing scams drained more than $70 million from victims during the 2024 holiday season alone. What makes these scams particularly dangerous is how convincing they’ve become. Many fraudulent links now use standard “https” encryption and domain names that closely resemble legitimate brands, making them appear authentic at first glance. Clicking on a scam link can lead to serious consequences beyond a ruined holiday mood. Victims may face financial losses, unknowingly hand over credit card details to a fake “Secret Santa,” or download malware that can lock up devices in seconds. Understanding how to identify and avoid scam links is key to staying protected this season. How to identify scam links Scam links commonly appear in phishing emails, text messages, social media messages and other forms of digital communication. Their goal is to lure users into downloading malware or entering personal and financial information on fake websites. Popular schemes include unpaid toll notices, fake investment offers, gold bar scams and fraudulent job opportunities. Cybercriminals often send these messages in bulk, increasingly using artificial intelligence to make them seem legitimate. Despite repeated warnings, enough people fall for these scams each year to keep the cycle going. Here’s how you can avoid taking the bait. 1. Check the URL carefully : “Smartphones do their best to block scam links, so attackers use tricks to make their links clickable,” said Joshua McKenty, CEO of Polyguard.ai, a cybersecurity company that helps businesses protect mobile phones and call centers from AI-driven phishing scams. He advises watching for red flags such as an “@” symbol within the URL or two web addresses combined using a question mark — especially if the first part looks like a trusted site such as Google.com or Apple.com. Dave Meister, a cybersecurity spokesperson for global cybersecurity company Check Point, noted that hovering over a link can often reveal its true destination. He also warned users to be alert for “typo-squatting,” where fake URLs closely mimic real ones, such as using “PayPa1” instead of “PayPal.” 2. Stick to familiar domains : Being familiar with the websites you regularly visit can significantly reduce risk. “Major brands, especially banks and retailers, don't often change up their domain names,” McKenty said. “If the link says Chase.com, it's likely safe. If it says, Chase-Banking-App.com, stay away.” Shortened links are common in text messages and on social media, but they’re risky. “Sadly, there's no safe way to check a shortened URL,” McKenty said, recommending that people avoid clicking them altogether. Links from services like Bit.ly or Shorturl may still display “https://,” which can be misleading. In these cases, it’s important to read the message closely and watch for urgency, threats or pressure to act quickly — all classic scam tactics. Common ways scam links reach victims 1. Text message scams : Not all scams rely on website links. Phone numbers themselves are often used to deceive victims. “People get tricked into clicking a phone number that's not actually their bank or the IRS, and then surrendering identity information on the phone,” McKenty said. Engaging with scammers, even out of curiosity, can make things worse. Responding may signal that your number is active, encouraging repeat attempts. 2. Email scams : Emails remain one of the most costly scam channels. McKenty noted that although text scams are increasing, “the biggest dollar losses are still the classic email scams.” He recommends copying suspicious links into a notes app to inspect them carefully rather than clicking directly. 3. QR code scams : QR codes have also become a growing threat. “QR codes have become the new stealth weapon, used everywhere from restaurant menus to parking meters,” said Meister. “Scammers are known to slap fake codes on top of real ones in public, or embed them in phishing emails, linking to cloned websites or malware downloads,” he said. Before scanning, consider whether the QR code makes sense in that location. Codes found on random objects or in unexpected emails are best avoided. 4. Social media direct messages: Scammers often hijack or impersonate social media accounts belonging to people you know. If a message from a relative or friend suddenly sounds aggressive, sales-driven or out of character — especially if it includes a link — verify by contacting them directly before clicking. What to do if you already clicked a scam link If you’ve clicked on a suspicious link, the outcome depends on your device’s security protections. Firewalls or antivirus software may block the threat automatically. Without protection, however, action may be needed. Here are steps to take immediately: * Install or update antivirus software: Use reputable free or paid antivirus tools to scan and remove potential threats from your computer. * Watch for signs of malware: Phones are not immune. If infected, avoid using financial apps, clear your browser cache, delete unfamiliar apps or perform a factory reset. Contact your device’s tech support if needed. * Notify your bank or card issuer: If you accessed financial accounts on a compromised device, alert your institution as a precaution. * Report the scam: If you lost money, report the incident to the Federal Trade Commission and your local police department. Reporting helps authorities warn others and reduce future victims. Staying alert and informed is your best defense against holiday scams — and the best way to keep the season joyful and secure.

Holiday Scam Alerts Rise: How to Spot Fake Links and Stay Safe From Phishing Attacks #CyberFraud #cybersecuritytips #EmailScams

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BeingOptimist

@beingoptimist.bsky.social

3 months ago

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FUNBIRD LLC

@funbirdllc.bsky.social

3 months ago

Audit, assess, and protect! Use this Network Security Audit Checklist to ensure your systems are secure from cyber threats. #NetworkSecurity #CyberDefense #InfoSec #AuditChecklist #CyberSecurityTips

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Current TEK Solutions

@currenttek.bsky.social

3 months ago

Treat every update as a shield upgrade!

Skipping updates leaves your devices wide open, as cybercriminals rely on unpatched security weaknesses. The simplest and most effective defense?

Patch early, patch often.

#CyberSecurityTips #StayUpdated #PatchManagement

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Matthew Ulm

@mattulm.bsky.social

3 months ago

SSO – Single Sign-On » tmack Single Sign-On is a powerful tool that streamlines the way we access online services. By allowing users to log in once and access multiple applications, SSO enhances convenience and security.

It's rare to find a technology that improves both convenience and security.
Single Sign-On (SSO) does both. Less friction, more protection.
Learn how it works in the latest post: Article Link :: 1bluebass.com/2025/1...
#CybersecurityTips #Authentication #ITPro

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Technijian

@technijian.bsky.social

3 months ago

Protect your Microsoft 365 & Azure cloud from rising breaches. Strengthen your cloud edge today.

📞 Technijian: (949) 379-8499
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#CloudSecurity #Microsoft365 #AzureSecurity #ZeroTrust #CybersecurityTips #ITSecurity #MicrosoftDefender #AzureSentinel #BusinessSecurity #OCBusiness

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the_lion_of_anacostia 🦁

@digitalscorpyun.bsky.social

3 months ago

Your password manager keeps you safe—until it doesn’t. Backup your keychain, update your OS, and write down your recovery method. #CyberSecurityTips #PasswordManager

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THE RAVEN FILE

@theravenfile.bsky.social

3 months ago

While analyzing few samples of #Lockbit 5.0, an interesting fact found!🤨

Most Samples share same VHash,which is: 075056657d15151"z

theravenfile.com/2024/06/26/t...

#ransomware #DarkWeb #CyberSecurity #CyberSec #InfoSec #CyberSecurityTips #ThreatHunting #ThreatIntelligence #ThreatIntel #Security

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Pure Science

@purescience.news

4 months ago

7 ways to keep your personal data safe, according to cybersecurity experts Business is good for VPN providers – the companies that provide virtual private networks, encrypted tunnels through which internet data travels, that are used to spoof users’ locations. Previously,...

7 ways to keep your personal data safe, according to cybersecurity experts #Science #ComputerScience #Cybersecurity #DataSafety #CybersecurityTips #OnlinePrivacy

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Pure Tech

@puretech.news

4 months ago

6 ways to level up your home network's privacy - for free If you're looking to up the privacy across your LAN, it's time you considered thinking bigger than just a single computer.

6 ways to level up your home network's privacy - for free #Technology #Internet #HomeNetwork #Privacy #CybersecurityTips

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Post-Quantum Passkeys: A Practical Guide to What's Coming (and What to Do Now) Stronger sign-ins today, safe encryption tomorrow

4 months ago

Quantum computing is coming, but your logins can stay safe.
My new Substack post explains how Yubico’s roadmap brings passkeys into the post-quantum era and what steps you can take today.
Read more 👉 open.substack.com/pub/cyberlif...

#Cybersecurity #Passkeys #InfoSec #cybersecuritytips

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🚫 Search Hijacking in 2025: How to Spot It and Stop It Your browser isn't broken, it's been hijacked.

4 months ago

🚫 Search hijacking isn’t just annoying—it’s dangerous.
Fake extensions and redirects can steal your data or control your browser.

Learn how to spot and stop it in my latest article:
👉 open.substack.com/pub/cyberlif...

#CyberSecurityTips #Privacy #CyberLifeCoach #InfoSec

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Qubes OS: The Privacy-Focused Operating System Every Security-Conscious Person Should Know About An ultra-secure OS built for people who can’t afford to make mistakes

4 months ago

✈️ Travelers, journalists, and privacy pros: meet Qubes OS, the system that isolates every app like a digital fortress.
It’s how you open risky files safely even on hotel Wi-Fi.
Read my latest Substack post👇
👉 open.substack.com/pub/cyberlif...

#Privacy #QubesOS #CybersecurityTips #CyberLifeCoach

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Reporting Spam Calls and Texts: What Really Happens When You Tap "Report Junk" A practical guide to how Apple, Google, and your carrier actually use your reports

4 months ago

Your “Report Junk” tap does more than delete spam, it helps Apple, Google, and your carrier block future scams for everyone.
I explain how 7726 reports power real defenses in my latest Substack article.
👉 open.substack.com/pub/cyberlif...

#Privacy #CyberLifeCoach #CybersecurityTips #Infosec

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NSFM

@nsfmns.bsky.social

4 months ago

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Tips
THINK BEFORE YOU CLICK
UPDATE YOUR SOFTWARE
USE STONG PASSWORDS
ENABLE MFA
#CyberAware #PhishingPrevention #StaySafeOnline #SecureYourTech #PasswordSafety #MultiFactorAuthentication #CyberSecurityTips #StayCyberSafe #ProtectYourData #NSFM

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