Criminals continue to display a remarkable aptitude for innovation. Back in March we wrote about how malware was – is – being disseminated through video
Criminals just need to make some basic html changes and they can remove the warning message
Fake websites that very closely resemble popular video calling apps like Zoom, Google Meet and Skype are being used to download malware onto a user’s computer
Whenever a cybersecurity breach occurs, regardless of the technology provider, a complete review of your systems is an unfortunate necessity
Over the weekend, Google notified it’s 3 billion+ users of a new and very serious vulnerability to the company’s Chrome browser
Criminals are already attempting to communicate with your investors and business partners alike to trick them with fraudulent wiring instructions
BW Cyber wants you to be aware of a recent CISA alert (AA22-110A) – Russian State-Sponsored and Criminal Cyber Threats to Critical Infrastructure – sent
BW Cyber wants you to be aware of an ongoing phishing campaign targeting FINRA registrants that was recently circulated from a fake FINRA email account.
An Apache software vulnerability that affects a Java logging package known as Log4j puts Managed Service Providers, Managed Security Service Provider, and especially their
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