Compass IT Compliance Blog / Social Engineering (4)

How Secure Is MFA Based on SMS?

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In an era dominated by advanced technology and an increasing number of cyber threats, ensuring the security of our personal and professional accounts has become paramount. One of the best ways to secure our accounts is through multi-factor authentication (MFA). For those who may not k …

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How to Avoid Concert and Event Ticket Scams

Concert Audience

The concert scene has been buzzing this year with top-tier performances from Springsteen, Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran, Drake, Madonna, Morgan Wallen, Metallica, and the much-talked-about Taylor Swift Eras Tour. With the constraints of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us, there's much anticipation …

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What is Flipper Zero? Portable Hacking “Multi-Tool” Explained

Flipper Zero

Wireless communication is integral to the modern world. Whether it is phones, Wi-Fi connectivity, or bank cards, these devices employ different types / wavelengths of wireless signals for their operations. Though infiltrating these signals traditionally demands a deep understanding of …

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How Secure Is Your Crypto Wallet?

Crypto Wallet

Over the past decade, cryptocurrency has shifted from a largely disregarded entity to a highly coveted investment class. Its appeal stems from its nature as a form of digital currency, protected by cryptography and complex computer networks, free from the influence of traditional cent …

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Safeguard Your Website From SEO Poisoning

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In today's digital landscape, search engine optimization (SEO) plays a crucial role in enhancing a website's visibility and attracting organic traffic. However, with every advancement in technology, new risks emerge. One such risk is SEO poisoning, a deceptive technique employed by ma …

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Insider Threats – Your Employee May Be Your Greatest Risk

Office Employees

In February of 2018, Ashley Liles was working as an IT Security Analyst at an Oxford based company that suffered a ransomware attack. Ashley jumped at the opportunity, not to help the company, but to enrich himself by piggybacking on the initial ransomware attack and attempting to tri …

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