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Your smartphone can be hit by various security threats, from phishing to malware to spyware. All it takes is one successful attack to take over your phone, compromise your data, and even steal your identity.  How do you protect yourself?  In a Mobile Device Best Practices report,[1] the National Security Agency (NSA) suggests tips designed to thwart hackers and attackers from assaulting your mobile device. One method is as simple as turning your phone off and on.

Spearphishing attacks can target

Activity Summary - Week Ending on 1 April 2022:

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• Red Sky Alliance identified 15,105 connections from new IP’s checking in with our Sinkholes
• Kanzas LLC Moscow RU - 241 x
• Analysts identified 1,392 new IP addresses participating in various Botnets
• Emotet Variant
• AbereBot is Escobar
• Kaspersky Lab
• Shortage of female Cyber Security Professional
• Hacked Ukrainian News Website
• Spearphishing Attack from Belize

Microsoft has discovered a large-scale spear-phishing campaign being conducted by the Russian advanced persistent threat (APT) group that has led to the breach of 3,000 email accounts across 150 organizations.

A Russian-based group called Nobelium, allegedly behind the SolarWinds attack, is at it again with a sophisticated phishing campaign aimed at delivering malicious URLs with payloads enabling network persistence so the actors can conduct further nefarious cyber activities.

This time, Nobeli