It is important to have an RFID card to enter the premises of the company. Keeping your RFID card on you at all times prevents tailgating by individuals who may not possess an RFID card and prevents unauthorized persons from entering the premises. It is our responsibility to keep it safe and be aware of the risks associated with tailgating or losing our RFID tag. 

If your RFID has been lost, you need to immediately notify the authorities for them to take security measures.

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For RFID concerns, please file a ticket at [PB0718] Door Access and CCTV System Concerns.

Is someone peeking at your phone or laptop while you work or when it public? Consider using privacy screen protectors on your devices to prevent visual eavesdropping on your sensitive information, especially if it includes company data. This is also a way to safeguard it from unauthorized viewing in public places.

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Wiper Malware is malicious software that can cause severe damage to your computer. It is a type of malware that can delete or corrupt data, rendering it useless. Unlike ransomware, Wiper Malware does not encrypt your files and demand a ransom to decrypt them. Instead, it destroys the key to unlock the files, making it impossible to recover the data. It can also modify the data on your computer by changing the contents to 1's and 0's, making it unreadable. As a result, this can cause permanent damage to your system and can lead to the loss of important data.

It is important to take precautions to avoid getting infected with Wiper Malware. Firstly, never click on any unsafe links, especially those sent from unknown sources. These links could lead you to malicious websites or automatically download the malware.

Secondly, be cautious when opening email attachments, especially if they are...

Having portable external storage devices is a convenient way to transfer data between devices. However, they can sometimes be infected with viruses, causing problems. Make sure not to make it a habit to insert such devices into any company devices, as it may harm the company and your device.
 

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Online shopping has become convenient for us. However, do you remove your parcel shipping label before disposing it? Or do you just dispose of it in the trash without removing the shipping label? If you do so, you can be a victim of identity theft as it contains your information from name, address, and contact number. Always properly dispose of any documents containing personal information to protect yourselves. Be responsible, and avoid being vulnerable.

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Electronic signature fraud jeopardizes data integrity and authentication in online transactions, risking the legal validity and integrity of documents. This can result in financial losses and reputational damage. Employing digital signatures, reliable e-signature systems with audit trails and encryption, and educating users on detecting tampering are crucial for preventing document forgeries and maintaining document authenticity.

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Malicious advertisements and counterfeit websites have become conduits for disseminating two distinct types of stealer malware, notably Atomic Stealer, targeting users of Apple's macOS operating system. Jamf Threat Labs has released a report highlighting ongoing attacks aimed at extracting sensitive data from macOS users. The attackers behind these campaigns employ diverse methods to compromise victims' Macs, stealing valuable information.

One attack vector involves redirecting users searching for Arc Browser to deceptive websites such as "airci[.]net" via fraudulent ads. Interestingly, these malicious websites cannot be directly accessed and instead require users to click on sponsored links, likely as a tactic to avoid detection. Once on these sites, users are prompted to download a disk image file named "ArcSetup.dmg," which contains the Atomic Stealer malware. This malware employs...

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Make sure you and your family are aware of online dangers. Teach them how to stay safe on the internet and spot potential problems. Share tips for being safe online so they can exercise caution when using technology. Explain what cyber threats are, why they occur, and what could potentially go wrong. This will help everyone to be cautious when using computers and phones.

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Avoid using shared computers, such as those found in internet cafes or libraries for sensitive tasks like online banking or accessing confidential work-related data, as they could be contained in or already contaminated with viruses.

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