Security News

Finding the right funding can make a huge difference when starting or expanding a small business. Grants are particularly attractive because, unlike loans, they don’t need to be repaid. However, their popularity has also made them a target for scammers who take advantage of business owners seeking financial support. You might come across ads or messages claiming you’ve been “selected” for a government grant or that “free money” is available for small businesses. Unfortunately, many of these off

Law enforcement apprehended two suspects in the theft of significant amounts of crypto tokens from a man in his seventies. Police arrests two suspects in crypto theft case Two men have been taken into custody after a crypto scheme that defrauded a senior citizen of a six-figure investment. During the scam in July last year, a 75-year-old man from Aberdeen fell prey to a scheme that led to losing crypto tokens worth an undisclosed “six-figure sum.” After the crime was brought to their attent

Australian IVF clinic Genea is “urgently investigating” a cyber incident after hackers broke into its servers to access data. Almost a week into a strange phone outage signaled by customers, Genea this week finally confirmed it is dealing with a cyber intrusion. Visitors of genea.com.au are greeted by a “cyber incident” notice saying the clinic is working to recover from a hacker attack. ‘Suspicious activity on our network’ “Genea is urgently investigating a cyber incident after identifyi

From using chatbots for homework help to creating digital art, kids are using AI tools extensively, often without their parents being aware of it, as statistics show. These tools can open up a world of possibilities, helping children learn, create, and grow in ways we couldn’t have imagined just a few years ago. But along with the good comes the need for caution. AI also has a darker side that kids might not be prepared for—deepfakes. Unlike other AI applications, deepfakes are designed to dece

JPMorgan Chase Bank (Chase) is about to implement new restrictions on Zelle payments to combat a sharp increase in scams exploiting the digital payment service. Beginning March 23, Chase will block or delay Zelle transactions identified as originating from social media contacts, to protect customers against potential fraud. Zelle is widely used for quick money transfers between bank accounts, integrated directly into the mobile apps of major US banks. While it offers an easy alternative to cash