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The New York Knicks’ parent company says it is giving out more than $3.7 million worth of championship rings and jewelry after acknowledging an “unfortunate mistake” of using an offer of free rings to lure employees into a cybersecurity test. As first reported by The Athletic, the email said employees were eligible for a free Knicks championship ring.
New York Knicks assistant coaches did not receive their championship rings during Tuesday's title ceremony, according to a report.
Corporate phishing tests are common, but this one was especially cruel.
Knicks assistant coaches did not receive their championship rings during Tuesday's title ceremony, a source confirmed to ESPN, while a number of team employees were targeted by a phishing scam and will not receive rings at all, according to a report.
Ouderen in de stad Sint-Niklaas kunnen voortaan terecht bij 3 senioreninspecteurs. De agenten vormen een 1e aanspreekpunt en beantwoorden vragen rond onder meer wonen, verkeersveiligheid en cybersecurity. "De senioren zijn een groeiende groep in onze stad en hebben vaak specifieke noden", zegt burgemeester Lieven Dehandschutter (N-VA).
El mensaje, que lleva dos días circulando por móviles españoles, incluye un enlace a una página web falsa desde la que se puede hackear el teléfono y acceder a sus datos personales
De Europese Commissie gaat onderzoeken of Booking.com de Digital Services Act (DSA) heeft overtreden door niet genoeg te doen tegen nepadvertenties en phishing. De Europese wet verplicht online platforms illegale inhoud te bestrijden. Volgens de Europese Commissie wordt 66 procent van alle online hotelreserveringen in Europa gedaan via Booking.com. Tegelijke
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