How to defend your endpoints from RAT!
A Remote Access Trojan aka RAT is malicious software that provides the attacker with unlimited access to the victims' endpoints.
5 tips to avoid C-level fraud
If your CEO sends you an email asking you to make an urgent payment, would you be suspicious of an email from him?
3 good reasons to use a passcode on your smartphone
Most of us always have a mobile device in our pockets or bags. We use it for multiple purposes, ranging from social media to online payment. This means our phone is continuously accumulating personal sensitive data that could be quite valuable for fraudsters.
How to avoid an SMS Grabbing Attack?
An SMS grabbing attack is a widespread attack on Android mobile devices whose goal is to intercept the user's SMS used as a second authentication factor or "account recovery" code.
What do you know about Mobile Overlay attacks?
A Mobile Overlay attack is a widespread attack on Android mobile devices whose goal is to intercept credentials for accessing a target application via a Trojan about popular online services (retail, payment, and banking).
SimSwap Attacks: how they work and how to protect yourself!
A SimSwap is a type of ATO (Account Takeover) focuses on the weaknesses of the identification process that involves SIM card.
XTN and TypingDNA partner to redefine online banking user experience
TypingDNA partners with XTN Cognitive Security to help banking organizations defend against increasingly sophisticated fraud threats.
What is an ATO and how to manage it!
ATO is an attack by Account Takeover, that is the scenario in which an attacker can take complete control of the victim's account.
It’s all about the server side | How to really secure your application
How could we live without our smartphone? On the spot, you might be tempted to answer "fine”. The truth is that our lives are deeply linked to our digital presence and it will probably go on like this for many years to come.
What is the difference between Passive and Active Biometrics?
The distinction between active and passive biometrics is based on the enrollment mode (activation) or training needed to be able to recognize the user.
