Topic: phishing protection
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1Password's New Anti-Phishing Tool Protects Your Weakest Link
AI-powered phishing scams are creating sophisticated, convincing fake websites at scale, posing a significant threat to both individuals and corporations as a common entry point for attacks. 1Password's new phishing protection feature counters this by issuing a warning when users manually paste c...
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Neon Cyber Launches Workforce Cybersecurity Platform
Neon Cyber has launched the industry's first Workforce Cybersecurity Platform (WCP), focusing on human-centric threats like phishing and credential misuse to protect users across browsers, SaaS, and enterprise systems. The platform offers AI-driven phishing protection, visibility into shadow IT, ...
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Chrome And Safari Alert: This Sign Means You're Hacked
A new phishing technique exploits small mobile screens by using characters like "rn" to mimic "m" in URLs, tricking users into visiting fake sites that resemble legitimate ones like microsoft.com. The primary defense is behavioral: avoid logging in via emailed links and instead navigate directly ...
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Stop Letting MFA Cost You Millions: A Better Way
Traditional authentication methods like passwords are costly, create user friction, and are vulnerable to modern threats such as phishing and credential theft. Wireless biometric passwordless logins drastically reduce authentication time, recovering significant productivity and offering a return ...
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Comcast SecurityEdge Preferred boosts protection for small businesses
Comcast Business launched SecurityEdge Preferred, a network-native cybersecurity solution for small businesses that activates in minutes without extra hardware, intercepting threats at the network edge. The solution addresses a severe threat landscape, with Comcast’s 2025 report showing record ac...
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Twitter's Final Remnants Are Vanishing from X
X is phasing out the Twitter.com domain, requiring users with physical security keys or passkeys to re-enroll them by November 10 to avoid account lockouts and potential sale of abandoned profiles. This change affects only Yubikeys and passkeys, not other 2FA methods, and is necessary because the...
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Why I'm Finally Ditching Passwords for Passkeys
Passkeys are often implemented alongside passwords rather than replacing them, creating a hybrid and sometimes confusing login process that varies by website. Despite inconsistencies in adoption, passkeys provide strong phishing protection because scammers cannot replicate their authentication, s...
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Facebook Adds Passkey Support to Combat Phishing
Facebook is introducing passkey support for its mobile app, enabling secure logins via biometrics or device PINs to reduce hacking risks. Passkeys offer stronger security than passwords by resisting theft, leaks, and phishing, though manual password entry on fake sites remains a vulnerability. Me...
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Check Point's Quantum Firewall R82.10: AI & Zero Trust Security
Check Point's Quantum Firewall R82.10 update introduces twenty new features focused on AI security, hybrid network protection, and zero-trust architecture without increasing operational complexity. The software enhances security by preventing threats proactively, offering capabilities like monito...
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LastPass Adds Passkey Support for Easier, Safer Logins
LastPass has introduced passkey support, allowing users to create, store, and manage passkeys alongside passwords in a unified vault for more secure and streamlined logins across devices and platforms. Passkeys use cryptographic key pairs to eliminate traditional passwords, offering inherent prot...
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Securing the inbox at the intersection of identity, brand, and security
Traditional email brand verification required separate coordination with a DMARC provider and a Certificate Authority, causing friction and delays. The convergence of identity, brand, and security now allows organizations to authenticate domains and display trusted logos in a single, streamlined ...
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Google Denies Gmail Scam Risk – But You Still Need to Do This
Google denies recent claims of increased scam risks for Gmail users on desktops and laptops, asserting that its security systems are strong and block over 99.9% of threats. Users are advised to enhance account security by regularly updating passwords and enabling two-factor authentication, while ...
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