From Animals to Human, Coronavirus Jumps to Computers!
Coronavirus malware! Kaspersky detection technologies have found malicious files disguised as documents related to the newly discovered 2019-nCov ARD.
LinkedIn’s Security Breach and Zuckerberg’s Hacked Accounts
The hacking of Zuckerberg’s accounts is connected to Linkedin’s security breach
Why Anonymous Communication is a Bad Internet Right
Anonymous communication is mostly used to spread lies, shame another person, spin a story and spearhead harassment/bullying, in the name of free speech
Telltale Sign That Your Child Is A Cyberbully
this infographic provides the telltale signs of a potential cyberbully. This can help parents and the academe reduce incidence of cyberbullying.
Cyberbullying Infographic
Though the figures is from the US, this cyberbullying infographic will be helpful in our study and campaign in the Philippines.
Social Engineering: Do Not Be Conned
Social Engineering (SE) is one of the favorite schemes of cyber criminals to con people. It is the art of human manipulation. If employees are not given proper training about SE , companies will fall to cybercrime. Likewise, if parents are unaware, they and the kids will be victims of negative experience, if not cybercrime.
2013 Norton Cybercrime Report
Update 10/23/13: Read part three of my blog about 2013 Norton Report- Cybercrime: Insights from an HR Strategist Update 10/18/13: Read part two of my blog about 2013 Norton Report- Mobile Cybercrime Yours truly was asked to give a talk at Symantecs’ press event...Cyber Lynching: Dark Justice?
Making our voices heard on issues deemed important to us is a guaranteed right. But this should not lead to cyber lynching or cyber mob.
Shop Wisely Online
After contract signing for content partnership with an events organiser, was able to squeeze this brief interview to share my insights about the topic.When Someone Assumes Your Identity Online, Here’s What You Can Do
Likely targets of Identity theft are high profile individuals like entertainers, political activists, successful people, corporate brands and philanthropic organizations. Here’s what you can do if you fall victim to it.
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