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As cloud storage solutions are becoming more and more popular, we look at several simple steps you can take to secure your files on Google Drive The post 5 tips for better Google Drive security appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

There is no evidence that cybercriminals were also able to steal customer data The post Ray‑Ban parent company reportedly suffers major ransomware attack appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The sting is said to be the US Government’s largest operation targeting crime in the internet’s seedy underbelly The post 179 arrested in massive dark web bust appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

NIST’s tool can help organizations improve the testing of their employees’ phish-spotting prowess The post New tool helps companies assess why employees click on phishing emails appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

Attackers could have exploited the flaw to steal victims’ login credentials or install malware on their devices The post Mozilla fixes flaw that let attackers hijack Firefox for Android via Wi‑Fi appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

What are some common strategies cybercriminals employ in extortion schemes and how can you mitigate the chances of falling victim to a cyber-shakedown? The post 5 ways cybercriminals can try to extort you appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

While wanting to return a found USB flash drive is commendable, you should avoid taking unnecessary risks, lest your device get infested and your data compromised. The post Plugging in a strange USB drive – What could possibly go wrong? appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The tech giant introduces its own version of verified accounts in Gmail, rolls out increased moderation controls in Meet, and enhances phishing protection in Chat The post Google adds security enhancements to Gmail, Meet and Chat appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

In another incident, ransomware attackers almost forced the cancellation of a match, a report reveals The post Premier League team narrowly avoids losing £1 million to scammers appeared first on WeLiveSecurity

The attackers and their motivations remain unknown; however, the incidents yet again highlight the risks of careless data security The post Almost 4,000 databases wiped in ‘Meow’ attacks appeared first on WeLiveSecurity