The Anatomy of Website Malware Part 2: Credit Card Stealers
Peter Gramantik One of the biggest malicious trends in the last few months and years are credit card stealers — also commonly referred to as credit card…
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How Passwords Get Hacked
Justin Channell How many passwords do you use in a given day? Everything on the internet requires a password. It can be tough to keep track of…
5 Malware & Virus Scanning Tools You Need to Check Out
Art Martori Website malware is no joke. Our own research shows that with WordPress, by far today’s most common content management system (CMS), new infections are on…
Why Hackers Create Phishing Campaigns
Antony Garand Phishing is a malicious attempt to obtain personally identifiable information of a victim. The first thing to keep in mind about phishing is the goal…
Personal Online Privacy – Data & Browser Privacy
Victor Santoyo Continuing a series on how to strengthen your personal online privacy, we are taking personal inventory of how we connect online. These were themes covered…
Another Fake Google Domain: fonts.googlesapi.com
Luke Leal Our Remediation team lead Ben Martin recently found a fake Google domain that is pretty convincing to the naked eye. The malicious domain was abusing…
Black Friday/Cyber Monday Ecommerce Security Threats
With the end of November comes the height of the holiday shopping season — specifically Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, which typically span the…
How Many Types of Hackers Are There?
Juliana Lewis If you are a tech savvy person, you may have been called a “hacker” at some point by someone less technical. Maybe you’ve heard of…
How to Recognize a Phishing Campaign
Phishing attacks and campaigns have always been a hot topic in online security. With many posts tagged as “phishing” on our blog — the first…
Down the Malware Rabbit Hole: Part II
Cesar Anjos In our last post in this series, we took a look at a code snippet that had been encoded in a very specific way —…
Mixed Content Warnings in Google Chrome
Peter Kankowski Migrating your website to HTTPS may seem like a simple task. Get the TLS/SSL certificate, install it on your web server, and you’re done. The…