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Social engineering is the process of gaining access to a system through the people who use it instead of attacking the system directly. For example, one form of social engineering may be an attacker researching information about a highly-privileged person — their favorite football team, their pet’s names, their date of birth, etc. — and trying those bits of info as a password.

PDFs are great for when you need to share official documents, but they can be more difficult to work with than other file formats when you need to edit or fill them out.

Everyone should use a password manager. As the number people and businesses using online services increases, so do the opportunities for cyber criminals. Stay ahead of them by following these best practices for passwords.

Scammers can pressure office workers into “ordering” substandard, overpriced office supplies. Learn how to recognize these scams and how to protect yourself from them.

On Thursday, December 13, 2018, a wave of bomb threats were sent to various English-speaking countries around the world, including the U.S., via email. These threats were meant to cause disruption and/or obtain money.