Beware of This Microsoft Teams Phishing Campaign
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Beware of This Microsoft Teams Phishing Campaign

Many people trust the contacts in their Microsoft Teams profiles and may immediately click any link they receive from what they think is a trusted contact. Hackers can exploit this trust by developing profiles almost identical to departments within their targets’ employment framework. Using these compromised accounts, hackers can send malicious software and put your business at risk.

A new Microsoft Teams phishing campaign uses social engineering to manipulate users into downloading a malicious attachment.

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Threat Actors Are Using Fake AI To Steal Business Data
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Threat Actors Are Using Fake AI To Steal Business Data

Many business owners demand software featuring artificial intelligence for its productivity capabilities. Some hackers exploit this demand by publishing targeted Facebook advertisements to garner business data, using advanced digital marketing tools for nefarious purposes. Discover the details surrounding the fake AI Facebook ads stealing business data below. 

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LinkedIn User Accounts Have Been Hijacked
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LinkedIn User Accounts Have Been Hijacked

As cybercriminals continue to take advantage of people who use social media, many LinkedIn accounts are at the center of a hijacking scheme. This targeted attack is very dangerous for professionals and business owners who use the platform. Hackers can take over your account and send damaging messages to your connections, among other malicious activities. 

Learn more about this issue and how you can protect your LinkedIn account.

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How To Protect Yourself From the MOVEit Breach and Stay Safe Online
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How To Protect Yourself From the MOVEit Breach and Stay Safe Online

Hackers are always developing new ways to steal data from Internet users. The most recent data breach to impact millions involves MOVEit, a popular file transfer tool. Even though this breach exposes a lot of private information, there are ways to stay safe. 

This guide will show you how to protect yourself from the MOVEit breach.

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Gmail Update Simplifies Scheduling Meetings
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Gmail Update Simplifies Scheduling Meetings

Scheduling a meeting is not the most enjoyable task. You email someone to find a time. They respond with several alternatives. You choose one. They confirm. There is a lot of communication back and forth that happens.

But what if you could skip all that? Well, now you can, thanks to a new Gmail update.

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Windows Update Ransomware
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Windows Update Ransomware

When you see a Windows update, you anticipate a security improvement, not a threat. However, a sneaky extortion scam disguised as a Windows update page has recently appeared.

Its danger lies in encrypting files on your computer. The scammers then demand payment to return your files. This extortion scam is known as Big Head ransomware. Currently, it is aimed at U.S. consumers.

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Old OS, New Risks: The Implications of Firefox’s 115 Update for Businesses
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Old OS, New Risks: The Implications of Firefox’s 115 Update for Businesses

When running a business, you have to keep your technology up-to-date. That includes the programs running on your computers. Mozilla Firefox has a new update called Firefox 115. This update doesn't support older operating systems like Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and some macOS versions. You could face big risks online if your business still uses these old operating systems.

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Apple’s Latest iOS 16.5.1 Updates Security Flaws
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Apple’s Latest iOS 16.5.1 Updates Security Flaws

Running a business involves keeping your devices and digital assets secure. Fresh concerns have emerged with the recent discovery of two significant vulnerabilities in Apple's software. These vulnerabilities were exploited in Apple devices with software older than iOS 15.7.

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A New Chapter in Business Automation with Machine Learning
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A New Chapter in Business Automation with Machine Learning

Think of machines that can learn and adapt to any situation. Thanks to researchers from MIT and Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology, this is now possible. They have created a new method that lets machines learn in two ways: by copying their teacher and trying things independently. This dual method helps machines learn faster and better.

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Changing the Game in Wireless Computing: A New Approach to Faster Processing
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Changing the Game in Wireless Computing: A New Approach to Faster Processing

Imagine wireless devices functioning together as a team to solve complex problems more quickly. These devices can talk to each other using signals like radio waves, sound, or light without wires. They can also store and process information in the same place, making the process faster and more efficient. This amazing technology is called parallel in-memory (PIM) wireless computing.

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World of AI: Picking the Right Tool
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World of AI: Picking the Right Tool

Imagine a tool that aids in selecting the best method to assess your AI models. This is now a reality thanks to a joint effort by MIT and IBM Research. Called saliency cards, this groundbreaking tool promises to transform the AI evaluation process.

As a business owner, you need reliable and effective AI models. Making the right choice in evaluation methods directly impacts the performance of these models. It influences their accuracy, reliability, and overall effectiveness.

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