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Cybercriminals have targeted QuickBooks users for their latest phishing scam. 

Phishing attacks have become the most common method cyber attackers use to target people at work
and at home. While traditional phishing attacks continue today, many cyber attackers
are creating advanced phishing emails that are more customized and harder to detect. They are also using
technologies such as text messaging, social media, or even telephone calls to engage and fool you.

What makes online gaming so fun is that you can play and interact with others from anywhere in the world, often you don’t even know the people you are playing with.

The greatest risk to online gaming is not the technology itself but the interactions you have with strangers.

Here are a few tips to avoid data theft, financial loss, or malware infections:

Look for red flags and know what action to take if you believe you or someone you know has become the victim of a scam. 

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Voice Response Access for Automated Phone Calls

Messaging attacks are attacks that occur when cyber attackers use SMS, texting, or similar messaging technologies to trick you into taking an action you should not take. 

A common scam is a message telling you that you won an iPhone, and you only need to click on a link and
fill out a survey to claim it.

Traveling for the holidays? Planning a trip for next year? Be sure you are up to speed on these cybersecurity tips for travel...

Over the holidays, there is often an uptick in scams and fraud.

Be on the lookout for the Better Business Bureau's "12 Scams of Christmas".

Today’s technology allows us to connect around the world, to bank and shop online, and to control our televisions, homes, and cars from our smartphones. With this added convenience comes an increased risk of identity theft and Internet scams.

#BeCyberSmart on the Internet—at home, at school, at work, on mobile devices, and on the go.

Public Wi-Fi networks can now be found almost everywhere – in airports, coffee shops, libraries, restaurants, malls, and hotels – making it easy for anyone to connect to the Internet wherever they are. Although these Wi-Fi hotspots can be convenient, they are not always secure, potentially exposing you to online risks and presenting an opportunity for cybercriminals to steal sensitive information. It is important to understand these risks and take measures to protect yourself while connecting to Wi-Fi networks.

For children and young adults, online games can be educational and provide interaction with others.

However, it is important to recognize the risks associated with online games and take steps to make sure your kids are staying safe online.

More and more of our home devices— including thermostats, door locks, coffee machines, and smoke alarms—are now connected to the Internet.

These advances in technology are innovative and intriguing, however they also pose a new set of security risks.

From the top leadership to the newest employee, cybersecurity requires the vigilance of everyone to keep data, customers, and capital safe and secure.

October is Cyber-Security Month! 

All month long we will be posting tips and resources to help keep yourself cyber-secure. 

Our first post: 20 Ways to Block Mobile Attacks

Don't let your guard down just because you're on a mobile device. Be just as careful as you would on a desktop!