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What’s better than an empty inbox on Monday morning? Our weekly tech tips and tricks! Today’s #techtip: Here’s a tip that just might save your bacon: set up withdrawal alerts on your bank accounts. Many banks will send you an email alert whenever money is withdrawn from your account via check, debit card or transfer. Setting up those alerts will allow you to spot and report fraudulent activity BEFORE the money has already been siphoned into a cybercriminal’s hands. Seriously, go do it now. Follow us for more #techtips every Monday! #RedEyeIT #cybersecurity #dataprotection #cybersecurityawareness #smallbusiness
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Would you trust an unknown number? Scam calls and messages are on the rise, with more fraudsters posing as banks to try and gain your sensitive information. If you receive a call from an unknown number, remember the following: - Authenticate the caller by ringing your bank back on a known, secure number - Don't share passwords or sensitive details such as card reader codes (a genuine bank will never request this) - Access your online banking only through the official website Staying alert can save you from falling for scams. #FraudAlert #CyberSecurity #BankingScams
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Tip 8: Employ best practices on payment cards. Work with banks or processors to ensure the most trusted and validated tools and anti-fraud services are being used. You may also have additional security obligations pursuant to agreements with your bank or processor. Isolate payment systems from other, less secure programs and not use the same computer to process payments and surf the Internet. #cybersecurity #antifraud #paymentprocessing
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A popular unexpected email scam involves counterfeit banking emails. Cybercriminals may send you an email that seems to originate from a local bank, alleging that your account has been frozen due to unusual activity. Before engaging with the email, ask yourself if this is how your bank typically contacts you. Call the bank directly and verify that the email is legit. https://lnkd.in/gudFKtjq #CynergyTechnology #cybersecurity #ITConsulting #CyberThreats #ITServices #DeviceProtection
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Debit cards connect directly to your bank account! This means if you purchased something from a fake website or a phishing website and a cybercriminal stole your information, they could have direct access to your phone. Credit cards or third-party payment sites like Paypal are much safer options for making online purchases. Be cyber-smart so you can enjoy the holiday season with peace of mind. #cybersecurity #ITServices #P2PBusinessTechnologies
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"What is MFA and why the heck do I need it?" Fact: Logins and passwords are easily stolen. To make sure it's really you requires additional verification method, and that is MFA, or multi-factor authentication. Use it everywhere you can, especially banking, investing, social media and email accounts. #CyberSecurity #BusinessSafety #MFA #SecureYourBusiness #DataProtection #Sentryon
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Trojans and banking #malware have surged over the past years, largely driven by the proliferation of Malware as a Service (MaaS). The last few months of 2023 saw the leak of the Hook Android banking trojan's APK and Panel source code, a major event for mobile banking trojans. Join fraud expert, Daniel Szwec Maor, on March 20th to learn about the Hook Android banking trojan, its impact on cybersecurity, and how you can protect your customers from similar trojans. Register: https://lnkd.in/gmXWTJJB
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My friends and co-workers are always teasing me as I seem to be the only one who has an android phone. But for the few of us using android (actually over 60% of Generation Xers worldwide ;-) ) Malware continues to be on the rise. For the banking contacts in my network, we will be hosting the below webinar providing insights into current trends with Malware as a Service, what it means to your android banking users, and how you can protect them. You can register for the event at the link below. Cheers!
Trojans and banking #malware have surged over the past years, largely driven by the proliferation of Malware as a Service (MaaS). The last few months of 2023 saw the leak of the Hook Android banking trojan's APK and Panel source code, a major event for mobile banking trojans. Join fraud expert, Daniel Szwec Maor, on March 20th to learn about the Hook Android banking trojan, its impact on cybersecurity, and how you can protect your customers from similar trojans. Register: https://lnkd.in/gmXWTJJB
Android Banking Malware: The Rise of the Hook - Outseer
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Debit cards connect directly to your bank account! This means if you purchased something from a fake website or a phishing website and a cybercriminal stole your information, they could have direct access to your phone. Credit cards or third-party payment sites like Paypal are much safer options for making online purchases. Be cyber-smart so you can enjoy the holiday season with peace of mind. #becybersmart #itsupport #itservices #itsolutions #southerncalifornia #TechSolutions #ITExperts #DigitalTransformation #InnovationHub #TechConsulting #CloudComputing #CyberSecurity
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💵 Debit cards connect directly to your bank account! This means if you purchased something from a fake or phishing website and a cybercriminal stole your information, they could have direct access to your phone. Credit cards or third-party payment sites like Paypal are much safer options for making online purchases. ➡️ Be cyber-smart so you can enjoy the holiday season with peace of mind. #DebitCards #BankAccount #CyberSecurity
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