NetworkNewsBreaks – Cyberfort Software, Inc. (CY
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Posted On: 12/17/2018 4:31:17 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Cyberfort Software, Inc. (CYBF) Delivering Vital Solutions Amid Rising Cybersecurity Threats
Cyberfort Software (OTC: CYBF) provides cybersecurity solutions that protect various devices against hacking in the forms of content filtering and ad blocking. These defenses are becoming increasingly essential as reports of data breaches continue to grow. A recent article discussing the company reads, “Cyber-security threats manifest in many ways. They could be huge data breaches like the one at credit reporting agency Equifax, which may have affected 143 million Americans. They could take the form of ransomware, “weaponization” of artificial intelligence (AI), cyber-physical attacks that disrupt electricity supply or similarly essential services or interference with voting systems. These are some of the major threats, but others abound. … Additional cyber threats include phishing attacks (fraudulent methods to obtain sensitive information, such as passwords or bankcard numbers), distributed denial of service (DDOS) strikes that paralyze servers by overloading them, malvertising (hiding malware in ads) and backdoor attacks, which involve exploiting software vulnerabilities. They can leave many out of pocket. The hack of Google’s official G Suite Twitter account promoted a bitcoin scam that may have ensnared many of its more than 800,000 followers.”
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Cyberfort Software (OTC: CYBF) provides cybersecurity solutions that protect various devices against hacking in the forms of content filtering and ad blocking. These defenses are becoming increasingly essential as reports of data breaches continue to grow. A recent article discussing the company reads, “Cyber-security threats manifest in many ways. They could be huge data breaches like the one at credit reporting agency Equifax, which may have affected 143 million Americans. They could take the form of ransomware, “weaponization” of artificial intelligence (AI), cyber-physical attacks that disrupt electricity supply or similarly essential services or interference with voting systems. These are some of the major threats, but others abound. … Additional cyber threats include phishing attacks (fraudulent methods to obtain sensitive information, such as passwords or bankcard numbers), distributed denial of service (DDOS) strikes that paralyze servers by overloading them, malvertising (hiding malware in ads) and backdoor attacks, which involve exploiting software vulnerabilities. They can leave many out of pocket. The hack of Google’s official G Suite Twitter account promoted a bitcoin scam that may have ensnared many of its more than 800,000 followers.”
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