David Garcia+FollowAre Passwords Finally Obsolete?Google is nudging Gmail users to ditch traditional passwords in favor of passkeys and biometric logins. With cyberattacks skyrocketing, is it time we all moved beyond the password era? Passkeys promise a frictionless, phishing-resistant experience—just a fingerprint or face scan to access your inbox. But will this shift truly outsmart hackers, or just introduce new vulnerabilities? Would you trust your security to biometrics over passwords? Let’s debate. #Cybersecurity #TechDebate #Passkeys #Tech20Share
christopher65+FollowAre Passkeys the End of Passwords?Just made the switch from passwords to passkeys after Google's latest warning—and honestly, it's a game changer. Passwords always felt like a weak link, no matter how clever I tried to be. Passkeys use cryptography and biometrics, making logins both seamless and way more secure. But is ditching passwords really the future, or are we just trading one risk for another? Curious to hear your take—would you trust your accounts to passkeys? #Passkeys #Cybersecurity #TechDebate #Tech10Share
russell01+FollowWhen 'Private' Isn't Private: BoardDocs GlitchEver trust a 'private' folder only to find out it wasn’t so private? That’s what happened with BoardDocs, the go-to software for school boards. Sensitive files—think legal memos and student records—were exposed due to a misconfiguration. If even school boards can’t rely on their tech partners, how do we balance convenience with real security? Would you blame the vendor, the user, or both? Let’s talk about digital trust and where it breaks down. #DataBreach #EdTech #Cybersecurity #Tech10Share
bradfordbonnie+FollowIs Clicking 'Unsubscribe' a Trap?Ever hit 'unsubscribe' to clear out your inbox? Turns out, that quick click could be an open door for hackers. Cybersecurity pros are sounding the alarm: some unsubscribe links don’t just remove you from a list—they confirm you’re a real target or even redirect you to phishing sites. Would you risk it for a cleaner inbox, or is it time to rethink how we handle spam? #Cybersecurity #Phishing #InboxZero #Tech193Share
Anthony Morris+FollowWhen Security Tools Go RogueEver thought the same tools meant to protect us could be used against us? The latest attack on Microsoft 365 users flips the script: hackers are weaponizing TeamFiltration, a tool built for security pros, to launch massive password-spraying campaigns. If defenders and attackers use the same playbook, how do we tell friend from foe? Are we entering an era where every tool is a double-edged sword? #CyberSecurity #CloudSecurity #Microsoft365 #Tech00Share
rbarr+FollowStealth Falcon Strikes: Is WebDAV Safe?Microsoft just dropped a critical patch for a WebDAV flaw that’s already being weaponized by the notorious Stealth Falcon group. This isn’t your average update—successful exploitation could hand over full system control to attackers, and it’s spreading via clever phishing tricks. With so many organizations relying on WebDAV for file sharing, are we underestimating the risks of legacy protocols in modern enterprise? Would you trust your data to WebDAV after this? #cybersecurity #PatchTuesday #WebDAV #Tech10Share
gregorybrown+FollowAirport Wi-Fi & Charging? Think Twice!TSA just dropped a warning about using airport Wi-Fi and those free charging stations. Turns out, hackers can use them to steal your info or infect your phone with malware! If you need to charge up, bring your own charger. And if you have to use airport Wi-Fi, don’t do any banking or shopping—wait till you’re home. Pro tip: iPhone users, try Lockdown Mode for extra safety. VPNs help too! Stay safe, travel smart! #TravelTips #AirportHacks #CyberSecurity #News30Share
Justin Gordon+FollowWhy Cybersecurity Is the New Hot CoffeeHeard the buzz? Cyera, a data security startup, just scored a massive $540 million, doubling its value to $6 billion in less than a year. As more companies jump on the AI bandwagon, keeping your info safe is becoming a big deal. Think of it like locking your front door before inviting smart gadgets into your home. With Big Tech eyeing these security pros, don’t be surprised if Cyera becomes the next household name—or IPO splash! #Cybersecurity #StartupLife #AIBoom #Business #Market10Share
Gregory Mann+FollowWhy Your Cybersecurity Stocks Might Finally PopHeads up if you own SentinelOne or CrowdStrike! Both are flipping the script and planning to buy back their own shares for the first time ever. Usually, these companies hand out more shares like candy, which waters down your slice of the pie. Now, with buybacks on the table, your piece could actually get bigger—meaning less dilution and maybe a bump in your investment. It’s a sign these companies think their stock is a bargain right now! #investing #stockmarket #cybersecurity #Business00Share
Kara Rosario+FollowWhen Hackers Hack Other HackersEver thought the biggest threat to hackers might be... other hackers? Sophos just exposed a wild twist: over a hundred GitHub projects are laced with backdoors, but only target those trying to cheat at games or dabble in malware. The so-called Sakura RAT is harmless to regular users but punishes would-be cybercriminals. Is this poetic justice or just another layer of risk in the open-source world? Would you trust any 'free' cheat or hacking tool after this? #Cybersecurity #Malware #TechDebate #Tech10Share
