How Are People Scamming Food Delivery Apps?
Introduction Have you ever ordered food or groceries directly to your front step? How many times per week do you log into an app that lets you ...
Your Inbox Isn’t a To-Do List: Pause Before You Click
Introduction When you clock into work, what’s the first thing that you do? Besides grab a cup of coffee, many of us start the day ...
How Everyday Work Habits Leak More Data Than You Think
Introduction Most people imagine data breaches as elite hackers breaking into corporate networks, but in reality, a surprising amount of sensitive information leaks out through simple, ...
Are You Giving Away Privacy for Convenience?
Introduction Everybody loves convenience. For example, many of us will choose to order food instead of driving across town, or to use a self-service kiosk instead of ...
Staying Secure Beyond the Office Walls
Introduction Working from “anywhere” has become the new normal. Whether you log in from a home office, coworking space, airport or ...
Vishing Scams Are On the Rise
Introduction When people think of cyberattacks, they often picture malware, phishing emails, or ransomware. Sometimes, though, attackers don’t need code to compromise an organization; they just need a convincing ...
Malware-as-a-Service: The Subscription Nobody Wants
Introduction Most people have heard of streaming services or subscription boxes, so you understand what they are and how they work. From phone plans to your favorite TV ...
Is Contactless Payment Smart or Insecure?
Introduction Making purchases from your phone has become a massive trend in the past several years, especially during the 2020 pandemic when distance and ease ...
Can QR Codes Wreck Your Cell Phone?
Introduction You’ve seen them everywhere, from restaurant menus to parking meters, flyers, and even on signs in your favorite cafés. Scanning a QR code is supposed ...
The Deepfake Dilemma: Can You Trust What You See Online?
Introduction When you hear “deepfake,” your might imagine fake celebrity pictures or convincing prank calls. Maybe you think about those AI tools that can “bring back” ...
