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20 Privacy & Security Settings for your iPhone
🔒 Your iPhone isn’t as private as you think… Think your default settings keep you safe? Think again. From sneaky location tracking to hidden app permissions, your iPhone could be quietly leaking your data. We’ve compiled 20 must-change privacy & security settings that you need to know.
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Cyber Hygiene Tips
Use these below general safety tips to increase your chances of being safe while online. Implementing these tips can greatly enhance your safety and security while navigating the internet.
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Wolves of Wall Street in Sheep’s Clothing
In my business I have no option but to listen into tons of underground chatter. That’s where I ran into a scam app let’s call it BS AI (because most of it was BS in the name of AI). It grandly claims to be the trading expert in the field of artificial intelligence. (I wish…
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Protect your devices like a Pro – Secure your phone
There is a famous riddle shared among generation after generation of us, fraud fighters. It goes as follows: If you are being chased by a lion how fast do you need to run? Answer: Well, you only need to run a little bit faster than the slowest person in the group, so the lion doesn’t…
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SIM Box Fraud Explained: How Scammers Steal Money Using SIM Cards
SIM Box Fraud Explained: The Hidden Technology Behind Scam Calls and Phishing SMS If you’ve ever received suspicious calls from unknown numbers or text messages with unsafe links, there’s a chance SIM box technology may be involved. SIM box fraud is a telecom bypass technique used by scammers to send large volumes of calls and…
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Steganography – The New Attack Vector
Raise your hand if you watched the web series ‘The Freelancer’? The show in which a new bride ends up getting abducted into Syria, and is rescued back to India. In one scene, the ‘Freelancer’ sends the victim a harmless looking image to click open to infect the antagonist’s phone? That was an example of…
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How not to take the phishing bait
The popular cab aggregator Uber became a victim of a massive data breach in Sep of 2022. And how did the attacker get access to the sensitive internal systems? It turns out that the supposedly eighteen year old attacker who was eager to take responsibility for the successful attack said “I was spamming [an] employee…
