PODCAST | Cybersecurity Trends: 2025 and Beyond
PODCAST | Cybersecurity Trends: 2025 and Beyond Welcome to Purple Talk, your go-to podcast for cutting-edge insights into the world of cybersecurity! In this episode, we’re diving into Cybersecurity Trends: 2025 and Beyond. As the digital landscape continues to evolve at lightning…
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Common Types of Phishing Attacks | Cybersecurity Awareness Training CHAPTER 3
Common Types of Phishing Attacks | Cybersecurity Awareness Training CHAPTER 3 Common Types of Phishing Attacks | Cybersecurity Awareness Training CHAPTER 3 Welcome to the third chapter of our Cybersecurity Awareness Training Series! In this video, we’re diving into the various types of…
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Palo Alto Releases Security Patches for Expedition
Security Fixes for Palo Alto Networks’ Expedition Tool and Related Updates Palo Alto Networks has released updates to fix several security flaws in its Expedition migration tool. One of these issues is particularly serious, as it could allow attackers to access sensitive information. You might be…
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Identity theft is very common, know the signs and stay safe
Identity theft is very common, know the signs and stay safe
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7 Malware Threats Canadian Businesses Should Watch Out for in 2025
Malware poses a significant threat to businesses worldwide. For Canadian enterprises, understanding and preparing for these cyber threats is crucial to safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining operational integrity. Let's delve into the top seven malware threats anticipated to challenge Canadian…
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Researchers Uncover Major Security Flaw in Illumina iSeq 100 DNA Sequencers
Security researchers in the cybersecurity industry have revealed flaws in the firmware of Illumina’s iSeq 100 DNA sequencing machine. These gaps in protection could enable attackers to either disable the device entirely or secretly install malware, posing a significant threat to any unpatched…
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We shouldn’t trust public Wi-Fi networks.
We shouldn’t trust public Wi-Fi networks.
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