Security in 60 Seconds - ClickFix Scams
A ClickFix scam is a pop-up or message that pressures you to download malware or call a scammer for “support.” It plays on panic, making you think something’s wrong, so you’ll click without thinking. Learn more about them in this episode o...
Security Bits and Bytes - Vulnerability Scans vs Penetration Testing Explained
Security Bits and Bytes is our new, longer-form animated explainer series. In episode one, learn about the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test. There are crucial differences between these two, which can dra...
Security in 60 Seconds - Credential Stuffing
Credential stuffing is a cyberattack where hackers use stolen usernames and passwords from one breach to try and access accounts on other sites, taking advantage of people reusing the same login credentials. Learn more about it, and how yo...
Security in 60 Seconds - Smart Home Safety
Smart home devices—like smart speakers, thermostats, cameras, and door locks—are convenient, but they also create new entry points for cyber threats. Just like computers and smartphones, these devices are connected to the internet and can ...
Security in 60 Seconds - Ransomware as a Service
Ransomware as a Service, or RaaS, is a growing cyber threat where criminals rent out ready-made ransomware tools to anyone willing to pay. In our latest episode, we’ll break down how RaaS works and why it’s so dangerous.
Security in 60 Seconds - Operational Technology
Everyone knows what Information Technology (IT) is, and how important it is to daily life, but can the same be said for Operational Technology (OT)? Learn all about Operational Technology, and how keeping it secure is key to keeping the wo...
Security in 60 Password Hygiene
Are your passwords keeping your accounts safe, or leaving the door wide open for cybercriminals? In this episode of Security in 60 Seconds, we’ll break down the essentials of password hygiene and share simple tips to protect your personal ...
Security in 60 Seconds - Keyloggers
Imagine someone secretly reading and saving every text you write and every password you enter. That's what a Keylogger does! Learn more about this malicious tool in our most recent episode of Security in 60 Seconds!
Security in 60 Seconds - Cyber Extortion
Cyber extortion is a type of cybercrime where attackers threaten to harm a victim's digital assets, such as data, systems, or networks, unless a ransom is paid. Common tactics include deploying ransomware to encrypt files or threatening to...
Security in 60 Seconds - Malvertising 720p
Malvertising, or malicious advertising, is the use of online ads to spread malware by embedding malicious code within seemingly legitimate advertisements. When users click are exposed to these ads, hackers are half way to their personal in...