• Cracking Gmail and SEO Poisoning: Inside the Latest Cyber Threats

  • Dec 2 2024
  • Length: 38 mins
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Cracking Gmail and SEO Poisoning: Inside the Latest Cyber Threats

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  • From Gmail 2FA bypass warnings to SEO poisoning campaigns, we’re diving into the latest cybersecurity headlines reshaping the industry.

    We explore how attackers are using hyper-specific search terms—like the legality of Bengal cats—to deliver malware and manipulate search results. Plus, we discuss advancements in AI-powered behavioral analytics, from cutting down false alerts to streamlining incident response. With real-world insights and actionable tips, this episode is packed with must-know updates for IT professionals navigating today’s ever-evolving threat landscape.

    In this episode, we'll discuss:

    • Gmail session cookie theft and bypassing two-factor authentication.
    • SEO poisoning campaigns delivering malware via niche search terms.
    • AI-driven behavioral analytics improving incident response.
    • Real-world social engineering and user behavior risks.
    • Balancing usability and security with tools like passkeys.

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    #CybersecurityNews #2FA #BehavioralAnalytics #IncidentResponse #SEOPoisoning #ITSecurity #DataProtection

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