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Understanding the Cyber Risks in Video Communication

VISTA InfoSec

However, this convenience comes with significant cyber risks that can compromise sensitive information and privacy. For instance, an attacker might send an email that appears to be from a trusted video communication platform, prompting you to click on a link to verify your account or update credentials.

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SpyCloud On Making Payments Smarter And Safer

PYMNTS

It’s much more straightforward for a criminal to compromise someone’s payment account that could be linked to a credit card than for them to try to steal or gain access to use that credit card,” Endler said, adding that the tools that make these attacks possible are “accessible to people who don’t necessarily have a lot of technical acumen.”.

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The Future Is Secure For Smart Devices

PYMNTS

The biggest concern among IoT adopters is creating strong user authentications (43 percent). One common IoT security mistake is providing devices with default login credentials, which becomes a problem because fraudsters can compromise all of them by stealing just one device’s login. These concerns are not unfounded.

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How To Prevent Data Breaches: 15 Best Practices

EBizCharge

An incident is only considered a data breach if the confidentiality of data is compromised. Phishing attacks trick individuals into disclosing their login credentials or other sensitive information through deceptive emails or websites. These breaches can have devastating consequences, both financially and in terms of reputation.

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Adversary-in-the-middle fraud: A growing concern for payments providers in 2025

The Payments Association

When the victim enters their credentials, the attacker captures these details and may steal session cookies to bypass multifactor authentication (MFA). Using stolen session cookies, the attacker can authenticate themselves into the victim’s account, gaining unauthorised access to emails or other resources.