In edition 118 of Internet Security Week , tips for protecting Instagram, an average of 1,510 attacks on a company in Brazil, “good” Ransomware and much more.
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Internet Security: Check out five tips to protect your Instagram
Keep your data up to date, check your active devices, and don't provide personal data unless you're sure you're in the app.
In SSP/SE
Is your personal data safe online? Understand the importance of this topic
Amid so many scams, cloning, and privacy invasions on the internet, keeping your data safe on social media is important to maintain your security in every sense.
In PrivacyTech
A company in Brazil is attacked on average 1,510 times per week
In Latin America, a company was attacked an average of 1,586 times per week in the last six months, a study indicates.
In CisoAdvisor
Online scams involving the healthcare sector are on the rise; learn how to protect yourself
Virtual scams continue to rise, and the healthcare sector is also being targeted by cybercriminals, who use false communications through various means to try to deceive their victims — the famous phishing .
By Dácio Castelo Branco in CanalTech
Ransomware attacks a platform that serves Globo
LV ransomware operators announced the data breach of Xytech, a company whose clients include Rede Globo.
In CisoAdvisor
“Good” ransomware asks for donations to free up access to victims’ files
Financial gain is often the ultimate goal of ransomware infections, but this is not the case with GoodWill. The malware, discovered in March of this year, doesn't demand ransoms in exchange for the key that grants access to the locked files, but rather the performance of good deeds, such as donations and aid to the poor, to free the data.
By Felipe Demartini in CanalTech
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