All tagged Between The Hacks
Think fake job applicants are just awkward interviews and padded resumes? Think again. One North Korean operative nearly infiltrated a U.S. crypto firm by pretending to be a software engineer named “Steven Smith.” This story, and the red flags it raised, is a must-read for anyone hiring online.
Passwords are still the leading cause of breaches, and most of us still treat them like an afterthought. This post breaks down where we’re going wrong, what’s finally getting better, and why passkeys might be our best shot at a password-free future.
Laptops are magnets for thieves, hackers, and nosy strangers on airplanes. This guide walks you through 10 smart ways to secure your laptop—physically, digitally, and privately—so your files stay safe, your data stays yours, and your webcam isn’t watching you back.
Quishing is phishing’s slicker, sneakier cousin. It hides behind QR codes, shows up on flyers and parking meters, and tricks you into handing over your credentials, often before your coffee kicks in. Here’s how it works, who it’s targeting, and how to stop it.
Ransomware: Because Who Doesn’t Want to Be Held Hostage by Their Own Files?
Ransomware is no longer just a hacker’s side hustle—it’s big business. In this post, we break down what ransomware is, how it works, who it targets (on purpose and by accident), and what you can do to stay safe. Featuring real-world examples, including some very aggressive office printersmme.
