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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. At TNTMAX, we’re reminding everyone that digital security includes your social media too. Scammers are using fake giveaways, impersonation accounts, and phishing links to trick people and steal information. These scams can lead to financial loss, stolen data, and damage to your reputation. In our latest blog, we’re sharing tips on how to spot common social media scams and protect yourself and your organization. https://lnkd.in/evNc-dZ8 #cybersecurity

AI isn’t revolutionizing phishing attacks just yet — but it is helping hackers craft cleaner, more convincing lures, according to a new report from Intel 471. While AI’s role remains evolutionary for now, the rise of AI-assisted tactics is a growing concern for businesses and governments. Stay alert. https://lnkd.in/eGAyeq58 #CyberSecurity #AI #Phishing

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and at TNTMAX, we’re reminding everyone that security doesn’t stop at your inbox or firewall—it extends to every corner of your digital life, including your social feeds. Social media has become a favorite playground for cybercriminals. These scams aren’t just an inconvenience—they can lead to stolen credentials, financial loss, and even reputational damage for individuals and businesses alike. That’s why awareness is your best defense. We’re breaking down the most common social media scams to watch for, how to recognize them, and what you can do to protect yourself and your organization. https://lnkd.in/evNc-dZ8 #cybersecurity

Every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month serves as a reminder that our online habits matter. But in 2025, the message feels more urgent than ever. Cyberattacks are getting smarter, faster, and more personal — fueled by automation, deepfakes, and AI-driven phishing campaigns that mimic legitimate communication almost perfectly. Learn more in our new blog. 👇 https://lnkd.in/e5Kjfdij #Cybersecurity #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

Hackers are now using AI to hide malware in plain sight, making it harder to detect and more dangerous than ever. In a recent case covered by Data Breach Today, attackers used AI-generated code to obfuscate malware, bypassing security tools like antivirus, EDR, and XDR. In our latest blog, we break down how the attack worked — so you can recognize the signs and protect yourself against the next wave of AI-driven cyber threats. 👇 https://lnkd.in/evmQprVk #cybersecurity

Why is it so important to understand the impact of AI and what happens when it is used against us by “Hackers”? This new level of cyberthreats is better, more difficult to recognize and lethal! In the article “Hackers Obfuscated Malware With Verbose AI Code” from Data Breach Today, we see how bad actors (Hackers) used AI to obfuscate the content of the malware, so it was more difficult for security control tools (Antivirus, Malware Detection, Ransom Ware Detection, EDR, XDR) to detect the attacks. In our latest blog we explain and break down the attack so that our readers can be educated and better prepared for the next wave of cyberattacks that are on the way. 👇 https://lnkd.in/evmQprVk #cybersecurity

Phishing-as-a-Service groups Lighthouse and Lucid have been tied to 17,500+ phishing domains hitting 316 brands across 74 countries. These services sell monthly subscriptions with pre-built templates mimicking hundreds of global brands. Lucid, first flagged earlier this year, even pushes smishing attacks through iMessage and Android RCS. Researchers link the activity to the XinXin group, which also uses kits like Lighthouse and Darcula. 👉 Businesses should stay alert—PhaaS lowers the barrier for cybercriminals and expands global phishing risks. Learn more below. https://lnkd.in/gir4vwFg #cybersecurity

All of us at TNTMAX are wishing you a happy and cyber-safe fall!🍂🍁

We’ve all seen it—or maybe even done it ourselves. A sticky note tucked under a keyboard, taped to a monitor, or sitting in a drawer with the all-important login scribbled down. It feels convenient in the moment, but it’s also one of the easiest ways for cybercriminals to gain access to your business systems. KnowBe4 recently reminded us of this problem, stressing that passwords written on paper are only as safe as the piece of paper itself. If it’s found, your entire network could be exposed. Shredders and disposal policies can help, but they don’t solve the real issue: people struggle to remember dozens of complex, ever-changing passwords. That’s where technology—not Post-it Notes—needs to step in. Learn more in our latest blog! https://lnkd.in/e-JV89GT #cybersecurity

TNTMAX President Frederic Farcy presented to the Wyckoff Chamber Of Commerce on Artificial Intelligence for Businesses. 💻💡 #cybersecurity #ai