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    Cybersecurity

    Is your computer getting slow? Hackers may be using it for cryptomining

    Cybersecurity experts warn users about malware for cryptomining — a new way criminals use their victim’s devices to earn money

    Trend Micro promotes cybersecurity education with accessible initiatives

    With the threat of cybercrime being ever-present, Trend Micro Philippines is addressing the knowledge gap and educating organizations and individuals on the complexities of cybersecurity.

    3 signs you’re on a hacked website

    Scammers want to steal your passwords and financial data with fake websites. But where do they host them, and how do you spot a fake or hacked website?

    My data was reportedly leaked. What should I do? Kaspersky has tips for individuals and companies

    Following the reported high-profile ransomware attack on a national government agency, Kaspersky is recommending some tips for individuals and companies alike on what to do when they're notified that their data have been exposed. 

    CICC calls on  Filipinos to detect and block scammers 

    The Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) is urging  Filipinos to protect  themselves from fraud and online scams by detecting and blocking scammers. 

    Kaspersky holds Kids’ Cyber Resilience workshop

    An introductory cybersecurity awareness and resilience training dubbed Kids' Cyber Resilience project was held in Quezon City earlier this month.

    Research data: 68% of people can’t identify a phishing website

    NordLayer’s expert analysis reveals the ten most common cybersecurity mistakes employees make.

    Whoscall officially launches in the country for a Scam-Free Pilipinas

    Whoscall, one of the leading call identification and spam-blocking apps, identifies unknown numbers, blocks spam calls, and scans suspicious URLs from messages to provide comprehensive mobile protection.

    CryptoRom scammers now using AI Chat Tool and fake hacks on crypto, Sophos Finds

    ince May, Sophos X-Ops has observed CryptoRom fraudsters refining their techniques, including adding an AI chat tool, like ChatGPT, to their toolset.