Cyber Monday…

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It’s a busier time, and more money is flowing through systems, so attackers target businesses hoping that the transaction surge will serve as a smokescreen. In particular, ransomware and other types of malware are a concern for businesses around this time of the year.

Cyber Monday scams come in many forms as they lure you into what you want to hear.

  • There’s a package waiting for you at the post office. 
  •  We’re giving away unbelievable coupons for a well-known retailer. 
  •  We offer refunds for Black Friday or Cyber Monday purchases. 

Regardless of the form they take, all Cyber Monday scams are meant to trick people into forfeiting their personal and/or financial data. Attackers then abuse that information to commit credit card fraud or to steal identities. If in doubt, contact the company making the offer directly and confirm the deal’s legitimacy.

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