Imagine yourself seated at your desk, facing the frustrating challenge of locating a document buried deep within the archives, dating back to a considerable time ago. The document seems to have mysteriously vanished from its designated folder, and your quest involves an extensive and time-consuming search, with no guarantee of success.
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This article originally appeared in Direct iT's new magazine, New England Cyber Defender, which you can read for free here.
Cybercriminals know the easiest way to sneak under your radar is to pretend to be a brand you know and trust. These large companies have spent years on marketing, customer service, branding and consistency to build a trustworthy reputation, and hackers leverage this to go after you.
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In November, a user going by the name "IntelBroker" posted online offering access to "development and software pipelines" from General Electric for $500. After a short period, they increased the stakes by including network access in the offer, posting that "I previously listed the access to General Electrics, however, no serious buyers have actually responded to me or followed up.