Two-factor authentication (2FA) was invented to add an extra layer of security to the—now considered old-fashioned and insecure—simple login procedure of…
Tag: phishing
We now live in a world where holding the door open for someone balancing a tray of steaming hot coffee—she can’t…
We’ve seen a fair few spam emails in circulation this week, ranging from phishing to money muling to sexploitation. Shall we…
Gone are the days when eavesdropping is just the stuff of spies and the town gossip. In fact, it has evolved…
Last week on Labs, we looked at comment moderation duties, Viagra spam on a news-making restaurant’s website, and how to manage your…
I suppose we all get our share of spam. Some more than others. But how do we differentiate between simple commercial…
There are two kinds of spam associated with social media. There are spam ads that actually live on social media, and…
Last week on Labs, we talked about the significance of SEO poisoning in the world of search marketing, blackmail attempts against…
Last week, we looked at the deluge of incoming policies caused by GDPR, tackled Adobe Reader zero days, and ran through…
When goods get sold in large quantities, the price goes down. This might not be the first law of economics, but…