Cyber for all
This blog is a windows on a complex world. An overlook to the universe of technology which drives our daily life, using a divulgative and enjoyable perspective
How can criminals bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA)?
Several types of attacks allow malicious actors to bypass multi-factor authentication and take control of corporate and personal accounts In recent years, software-as-a-service (Sa[...]
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Cyber-attacks on the Olympic Games. Bad guys go for the gold at Paris 2024
Cyber-attacks at the Olympic Games pose a threat to organizers, suppliers, involved sectors and even sports fans While broadcasters worldwide were broadcasting the opening ceremony[...]
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Cyber-attacks against the defence sector. A new war front
The sophistication and impact of cyber-attacks against the defence sector force organisations to improve their cyber resilience against advanced persistent threats In early 2024, U[...]
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Common sense and 10 other recommendations to protect your mobile
Update your phone, make backups, set up two-factor authentication, check app permissions, and follow these recommendations to protect your mobile A few weeks ago, we discussed the [...]
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The QR code scam and quishing: Be careful what you scan!
The QR code scam is used to attack cell phones, spy on companies, commit fraud and obtain access credentials to applications and platforms A British citizen scanned a QR code to pa[...]
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Cloud security strategy for enterprises
The massive use of Software as a Service forces companies to have a cloud security strategy for enterprises that allows them to prevent security incidents Enterprise environments h[...]
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Could we run out of electricity or water? This is what cyber-attacks against critical infrastructures look like
Cyber-attacks against critical infrastructures have become one of today’s significant threats because of their severe economic and social consequences At Christmas 2015, thou[...]
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Whaling attack, when criminals think they are Captain Ahab
The whaling attack is a phishing attack that targets corporate executives to obtain critical information or commit large-scale fraud Many cybersecurity concepts have their origins [...]
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How can a simple open port scanner help you protect your cybersecurity?
The open port scanner is a tool that allows companies to inventory their assets and evaluate their perimeter security measures In cybersecurity, often, the same technique or tool c[...]
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How can the security of cell phones used by workers in the workplace be tested?
Companies can undergo specific security audits to test the security of cell phones used by employees in the workplace. Threats to cell phones are becoming increasingly common and c[...]
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