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Deepfake refers to a video, photo or voice clone that is created using artificial intelligence (AI). AI can be used to replicate images, speech patterns and mannerisms to manipulate depictions of people and events. Threat actors can use this technology to spread misinformation, cause disruption, and erode trust.

Cookies are small files stored on your computer by websites you visit, allowing the sites to remember your device, browser preferences, online activity, and information.

In “SEO Poisoning” cyber criminals use this tactic to make their malicious websites more prominent in searches.

Password spraying involves an attacker placing a list of potential usernames in a program and trying a common or default password against the list of usernames.

Your digital footprint is any tidbits of information you leave about yourself online. Those comments, pictures, and posts on social media form a picture about you.

Zombie apps and accounts are forgotten online services that endanger your privacy, clutter your phone, and drain your battery.

Personality tests, polls, and surveys on social media can contribute to impersonation and identity theft.

The holidays are very appealing to hackers, which lead to an uptick in phishing and ransomware attacks.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a login process that requires you to verify your identity in more than one way. Use MFA to ensure you’re the only person who can access your account, even if your password is stolen.

Recently, a well-known technology company experienced a network security breach initiated through an employee’s personal Google account. The employee enabled password syncing via Google Chrome and saved their work credentials in their browser – synchronizing their work and personal passwords. The attackers compromised the personal account, and multiple corporate systems were accessed.