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Cybersecurity Awareness Drive Spyware - You change your bank password on your laptop. Two hours later, someone logs in using your new password. How? Spyware was already watching! Ways to Stay Safe: - Only download apps from trusted sources - Check app permissions before installing - Run regular antivirus scans - Watch for unusual device behavior (slow phone, battery drain) - Don’t click suspicious links or pop-ups CYBX helps to detect hidden spyware and keeps your phone secure from surveillance. Now you have a chance to check your Cybersecurity IQ and win exciting rewards. Click on the link to know more - https://lnkd.in/dVZrYZFs #SpotCyberThreat CYBX | CyberCrime | CybersecurityAwarenessMonth | MobileSecurity | Cybersecurity | SpotCyberScam | WinRewards

#Cyber_Kill_Chain: The Cyber Kill Chain is a cybersecurity model developed by Lockheed Martin to help organizations understand and defend against cyberattacks. It breaks down the stages of a cyberattack, from initial reconnaissance to achieving the attacker’s goals, and provides a framework for identifying and stopping attacks at each phase. 🧩 The 7 Steps of the Cyber Kill Chain 1. Reconnaissance The hacker gathers information about the target—like scanning websites, social media, or public data. 2. Weaponization They create a malicious file or link (like a virus or malware) and prepare it to be delivered. 3. Delivery The hacker sends the malicious file—often through email, a website, or USB drive. 4. Exploitation When the victim opens the file or clicks the link, the malware takes advantage of a weakness in the system. 5. Installation The malware installs itself on the victim’s device, giving the hacker access. 6. Command and Control (C2) The hacker now controls the infected system remotely and can send commands. 7. Actions on Objectives The hacker does what they came for—stealing data, spying, damaging systems, etc.

📱 Cybersecurity Awareness Month: QR Codes or Quick Risk Codes? Not all QR codes lead to happy hour menus. A malicious QR code can send you to a fake login page, steal your credentials, or trigger a malware download — all in a single scan. Actionable Security helps educate your team on QR code risks and build awareness so they think before they scan. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #ScanSmart #MenuOrMalware

Public Wi-Fi = Public Risk. Every time you connect to an open network, you expose your data to potential theft, malware, and surveillance. Stay smart use a VPN, avoid sensitive logins, and protect your business data. 🔐 Cybersecurity isn’t optional , it’s essential. #CyberSecurity #DataProtection #KodsecTechnology #StaySafeOnline

Malware doesn’t show up to the party undisguised. It shows up in a mask labeled “Productivity Tool.” 🎭 In the spirit of spooky season, here’s your reminder: Not every app on your network is what it claims to be. 🛡️ During Cybersecurity Awareness Month, take time to audit your software stack. If you haven’t verified it, scanned it, or sourced it securely—don’t trust it. Because in cybersecurity, the real threat isn’t the obvious villain…  It’s the one pretending to be helpful. Ever caught malware hiding behind a “friendly” name? Share your masquerade moment below 👇 #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #FridayMusing #MalwareMasquerade #ITLife #EndpointSecurity

🦠 MALWARE; The Silent Business Killer Malware isn’t just a “virus problem.” It’s an ecosystem built to steal, encrypt, spy, and extort quietly, patiently, and efficiently. Here’s what I’ve seen after years securing systems across Web2 and Web3: 🟡 Data Theft; Info-stealers exfiltrate credentials, cookies, and wallets in seconds. 🟡 Ransomware; Locks your files, halts your operations, demands crypto. 🟡 Botnets; Turn your endpoints into attack soldiers. 🟡 Spyware; Watches keystrokes, screens, and network behavior. And the worst part? Most infections start with a single click or an unpatched system. 🔐 How to fight back: ✔️ Use advanced antivirus or EDR. ✔️ Keep backups offline and tested. ✔️ Patch your systems consistently. ✔️ Segment your network. ✔️ Train your users. Malware has evolved. So should your defense. How often do you test your system recovery from malware incidents? #CyberSecurity #Malware #Infosec #Web3Security #CyberAwareness #Ransomware #SecurityEngineer #CyberChari

BOO! 👻 It's Halloween and we've got the all the treats! No tricks here especially when it comes to your business! This cyber safety checklist is packed with tips to help you and your team avoid digital scares: ✔️ Keep software and operating systems updated ✔️ Be cautious with incoming emails ✔️ Regularly backup critical data ✔️ Practice safe internet and network use ✔️ Protect and recover from ransomware From strong passwords to safe browsing, we've got you covered. What’s your go-to cyber safety tip? Share below! And check out the rest of the blog for more information on ransomware attacks, and how to start defending against them today 👉https://hubs.li/Q03QRH5m0 #PrimeSecured #CyberSafetyChecklist #RansomwareAttacks #TricksNotTreats #BlogPost

🧠 Trojan Horse The Hidden Threat Behind a Friendly Face Not all cyber threats come with warning signs. Some look completely harmless until it’s too late. A Trojan Horse is a type of malicious software that pretends to be legitimate to trick users into installing it. Once inside the system, it can steal sensitive data, open backdoors for hackers, or even take full control of a device. 📌 The danger lies in trust Trojans exploit human behavior more than technical flaws. They can hide in fake apps, cracked software, or even email attachments that look genuine. 🧩 How to protect yourself: Never download software from unverified sources. Always check file signatures and URLs. Keep your antivirus and operating system updated. Be skeptical of unexpected attachments even from known contacts. In cybersecurity, what seems safe isn’t always secure. #CyberSecurity #TrojanHorse #Malware #InfoSec #CyberAwareness #ThreatDetection #BlueTeam

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Your online safety starts with the small things! Here are 5 simple habits to help protect your accounts from cyber threats 👇 1.Use strong, unique passwords 2.Enable two-factor authentication 3. Avoid public Wi-Fi for sensitive tasks 4. Think twice before clicking suspicious links 5. Keep your software updated At Nu Royalty Technologies, we care about your digital safety — because protecting what matters most to you matters to us. Stay smart. Stay secure. Stay #TechServy  #CyberSecurityMonth #OnlineSafety #DigitalProtection #NuRoyaltyTechnologies #StaySecure #CyberAwareness

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Continues! Strong passwords, encrypted files and multifactor authentication are critical, but there is more you can do to be protected from scammers: THINK before you click: Phishing emails are still one of the top ways cybercriminals gain access. UPDATE Regularly: Software and devices need frequent updates to close security gaps. Stay ALERT when using Wi-Fi: Avoid public Wi-Fi for work logins or sensitive data. #CSG #AccountsReceivables #collectmoney