In edition No. 21 of Information Security Week, cheap Windows 10 key, identifying the origin of an email, Twitter hacking, fake Cisco Switches, half a million email and much more.
News
Is buying a cheap Windows 10 key reliable? Canaltech tested
Nobody likes to see a warning that the platform is not licensed or have its features reduced, so purchasing a license that eliminates this is highly attractive.
By Felipe Demartini on CanalTech
Is it possible to identify the origin of an email?
If you want to know the exact geographic location from where an email was sent, that's a bit difficult.
By Altieres Rohr in G1
Government identifies hacker action to reset balance on Caixa app
The government identified that an “orchestrated action” was being prepared to try to destabilize the Caixa Tem application, which makes emergency aid payments.
By Carla Araújo in Uol
Twitter hack: experts comment on the incident
The recent cyber incident involving Twitter's administrative tools shocked the internet and left many people concerned.
By Ramon de Souza in The Hack
VPN apps exposed data from millions of users, including Brazilians
The personal data of millions of users of four mobile VPN applications were exposed on the internet by the software developer, who stored the information on an open and unprotected server.
By Felipe Demartini on CanalTech
Fake Cisco switches can be an information security threat
Externally, the devices did not differ much from the originals, although upon closer examination the difference could be noticed, as indicated in the F-Secure report.
In Avalanche News
Employee awareness is key to reducing the risk of cyberattacks
Companies that have information security guidelines have a great advantage over their competitors.
By Denis Riviello in Computerworld
A single phishing email can cost an SME half a million reais
According to the survey, more than a third (37%) of businesses received an email from someone pretending to be a manager, director or supplier requesting payments.
By Alex de Oliveira on Lumiun Blog
Tool Tips: Activity and Process Management
In this topic, we have brought together the best solutions for managing activities and processes for companies.
🎯 – Trello
🎯 – Quire
🎯 – ProofHub
🎯 – Asana
🎯 – Basecamp
🎯 – monday.com
🎯 – Runrun.it
🎯 – Pipefy
You can see information about each solution by accessing the article: Activity and Process Management: tips and 8 tools for companies!
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Events
Webinar in Focus – LGPD and the Impacts on Information Management
- July 23, 2020, 7pm – 8:30pm
- Online event
Free Information Security Course – Anhanguera Guarulhos
- July 23, 2020, 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
- Online event
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