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We're thrilled to announce Cyrus is joining forces with the best consumer cybersecurity company in the world! @Malwarebytes
Together we continue on our mission to make people safer🔒 pushing us closer to our shared vision of democratizing cyber protection.
Stay tuned for more!
✨Excited to announce we’ve acquired @safe_with_cyrus, a disruptive innovator in online privacy solutions.
The acquisition underscores our mission to provide world-class cybersecurity and privacy solutions, wherever our customers are.
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Expect numerous phishing and smishing attempts following the SVB fallout.
To avoid falling prey, remain vigilant, employ adequate security measures, verify the sender's authenticity, and inform your finance department of potential risks.
Contact Cyrus for assistance if unsure.
Spear phishing is an even more dangerous form of phishing which you need to be extra careful about.
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5. 10% of people experienced additional hacks on other accounts (like an email or Facebook Account), and fraud on their credit accounts
6. In 1 out of 2 incidents, we identified additional hack attempts to friends and family members, usually by DM.
3. On average it took 10-14 days to restore the breached account
4. 20% of accounts lost access and will likely not be returned to their original owner and will be kept in the hands of the hacker.
1. Over 60% of incidents will unfortunately not be restored and the account will be gone forever.
2. 99% of cases handled had no 2fa activated on their Instagram account.
Major victory for @DOJPH in seizing the SSNDOB #blackmarket that was selling 24 million American PII and SSNs.
Want to know what similar blackmarkets look like? Check out the image below to see what Cyrus's research team has found.
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Hackers will often sell for profit any data they have acquired; these buyers are more knowledgeable and/or better able to monetize said data. This is where consumer cybersecurity comes in. 4/4
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@CISAJen is right, it makes no financial sense––why risk exposing my resource-intensive 0day when I can use off-the-shelf 'burner' tools or cheap scanners? 0days should be kept for high-risk, high-value targets. 1/4
🛡Malicious cyber actors don’t need to use zero-days to compromise your data—they just need to exploit poor security configs, weak controls & a range of bad cyber practices. Let’s make it A LOT harder on them—check out this CSA to help reduce your risk: https://t.co/ZjOSAdjE5E
But it's worth noting––and this is not being said enough––that the aftermath of an attack is felt most acutely by the people whose data has been stolen. They are also the ones who will be targeted next. 3/4