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Businesses 
Cyber Security Enthusiasts 
Threat Intelligence 
Intel Wrap – October
Microsoft warns of cyberattacks leveraging trusted file hosting services like SharePoint, OneDrive, and Dropbox to evade detection and complicate attribution.
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Cybersecurity threats: understanding Watering Hole Attacks
Different individual attackers and groups are responsible for watering hole attack. Governments, criminal organizations, and activist groups are perpetrators of this attack. They do this for financial gain, political or ideological motivation, intellectual property theft, personal gain, disruption of operations, Surveillance and so on.
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Why Regular Software Updates are Important
Updates often include optimisations, helping your device or application run more efficiently.
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A Short Guide to Spotting and Reporting Phishing Scams
Phishing is a type of scam where attackers send fake emails or set up fake websites to trick people into sharing personal information, such as passwords or bank details. These emails often contain links or attachments that can infect your device with malware or lead you to a fake site designed to steal your information.
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Digital Access and Resilience Tools for a Just Future
At the same time, across the globe, tools designed for social justice organizations are emerging as vital resources for building digital resilience and protecting activists, civil society groups, and marginalized communities
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More Than Just a Password: Understanding Multi-Factor Authentication
Both individuals and businesses rely on their digital assets to store sensitive information and access important services. Relying solely on a username and password is not enough protection. Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated, finding new ways to hack into accounts by cracking passwords or using phishing attacks.
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Password Managers: A Key to Strengthening Your Online Security
Introduction Technology is transforming how we live, from the convenience of financial apps to the simplicity of food delivery services. However, with the rise of these applications comes the increasing need for secure authentication methods like passwords. Unfortunately, many people still rely on weak or reused passwords, making them vulnerable to cybercriminals who exploit these
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Intel Wrap – September
Cybersecurity experts are warning about a new cyberattack vector involving counterfeit CAPTCHA tests designed to distribute malware on Windows devices. Users are advised to regularly review and delete suspicious or incorrect memories stored in ChatGPT to prevent misuse or malicious persistence.
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From Phishing to Quishing: How Cybercriminals Are Evolving Their Tactics
Quishing typically involves a malicious actor creating a QR code that leads to a harmful website. This QR code is then attached to a phishing email, text message, printed flyer, or shared via social media.
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Intel Wrap – August
This month focuses again on a Chrome vulnerability being exploited in the wild, Flutterwave gaining PSP License in Ghana, new Qilin Ransomware attacks targeting Chrome browsers and a vulnerability in a popular WordPress cache plugin.
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