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This is why you should ONLY download and purchase apps from a trusted source. YES, the hackers were able to bypass the initial checks, and it was available. However, both Apple and Google employee hundreds of employees strictly for searching and reviewing apps that are available for download to ensure the apps are safe. Having a second set of eyes focused on cybersecurity to protect you is a great way to stay safe efficiently. https://loom.ly/VRKb2z8

This is why you should ONLY download and purchase apps from a trusted source. YES, the hackers were able to bypass the initial checks, and it was available. However, both Apple and Google employee hundreds of employees strictly for searching and reviewing apps that are available for download to ensure the apps are safe. Having a second set of eyes focused on cybersecurity to protect you is a great way to stay safe efficiently. https://loom.ly/VRKb2z8

Stay Alert and make sure your users are aware of what to look for when it comes to these types of scams. Goliath Cyber Security Group can help with a Cybersecurity Awareness program to help educate your users and what to look out for. #cybersecurity #cybersecurityawareness #fake #passwordmanager #phishing #cybereducation

The fake app looks similar to the legitimate LastPass app in its branding, and it could be stealing users' credentials. https://lnkd.in/d73AKwnA #cybersecurity #ciberseguridad #lastpass

LastPass Warns on Password App Discovered in Apple App Store... The fake app looks similar to the legitimate LastPass app in its branding, and it could be stealing users' credentials. LastPass is warning its users about a fraudulent app found on the Apple App Store — called "LassPass Password Manager." LastPass is a password manager application — a tool that allows users to create multiple secure passwords and store them all in one place, behind one strong master password. Though the fake app closely resembles the official LastPass app in terms of branding and interface, upon closer inspection, the app features warning signs, including misspellings within its descriptions. The fraudulent app also only has one rating, and lists Parvati Patel as the developer; the legitimate LastPass app, meanwhile, has 52,300 ratings and lists LogMeIn as the developer. Stay Alert and make sure your users are aware of what to look for when it comes to these types of scams. Goliath Cyber Security Group can help with a Cybersecurity Awareness program to help educate your users and what to look out for. #cybersecurity #cybersecurityawareness #fake #passwordmanager #phishing #cybereducation

As a general user, it may be hard to weed out the fake apps. From a business perspective, monitoring for fake impersonating apps, website spoofing, and domain squatting should be part of the information security plan. #informationsecurity #apple #apps #cybersecurity

Hello Cyber Security Safety Team, Chelsea McMahon has found a great article regarding Password Manager vulnerabilities. Actually the password managers are not necessarily the vulnerability. The Vulnerability comes from us moving too fast! Password managers are designed to be a great way to keep passwords safe. You are able to download free and pay versions. The vulnerability is twofold: 1.      Bad Actors are “offering” a free version that is “TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE” and they are just gathering your login and password details in their evil application.    2.      Password Managers also name their “AMAZING” products using names close to the names of legitimate password managers. The attached article talks more about the vulnerabilities and offers some way to stay Cyber Safe. The main message… Slow down and stay aware when working with your technology. The River Run Cyber Security Team wishes you and your team a Cyber Safe week! Paul #cybersecurityevangelist #cybersecurity #passwordmanager

Hello Cyber Security Safety Team, Chelsea McMahon has found a great article regarding Password Manager vulnerabilities. Actually the password managers are not necessarily the vulnerability. The Vulnerability comes from us moving too fast! Password managers are designed to be a great way to keep passwords safe. You are able to download free and pay versions. The vulnerability is twofold: 1.      Bad Actors are “offering” a free version that is “TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE” and they are just gathering your login and password details in their evil application.    2.      Password Managers also name their “AMAZING” products using names close to the names of legitimate password managers. The attached article talks more about the vulnerabilities and offers some way to stay Cyber Safe. The main message… Slow down and stay aware when working with your technology. The River Run Cyber Security Team wishes you and your team a Cyber Safe week! Paul #cybersecurityevangelist #cybersecurity #passwordmanager

Encryption, authentication, and regular updates are key to keeping mobile apps safe. Prioritize security to foster user trust and avoid costly breaches. #AppSecurity #DataProtection #CyberHygiene #MobileAppDev #haseebmirza

Is your mobile app secure? These days, mobile apps hold tons of our personal information - banking details, photos, even health records. Imagine if that data fell into the wrong hands! A secure app protects your users from that nightmare and keeps your business safe too. Here's how a secure app benefits everyone: - User Fortress: Strong encryption keeps user data safe, preventing identity theft and financial loss. Nobody wants their bank account info leaked! - Happy Users, Happy Business: When users trust your app's security, they're more likely to stick around and recommend it to others. A good reputation is priceless! - Peace of Mind: Data breaches are a major headache, leading to fines and legal problems. By building security in from the beginning, you avoid that hassle and focus on what matters - making a great app! Don't wait for a security breach to scramble. Make sure your mobile app is a safe zone for everyone. #MobileAppDev #Security #DataProtection #cybersecurity