Cyber attacks are a rampant problem in an increasingly digital marketplace. With a majority of businesses shifting to digital means to conduct business due to the pandemic, a steady increase in cyber-attacks has been seen as well. In a study conducted by Accenture security, it was found that “Global cybersecurity threats are on the rise, nearly 68 percent of business leaders agree.”
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When looking for work-from-home opportunities, it is critical to make sure they are legitimate.
Scammers may pose as businesses or contractors to offer you bogus remote jobs.
You can protect your identity, finances, and well-being by taking assistance from placement agencies.Read: How to Avoid Work From Home Job Scams
There may be a major cyber attack at the time of the ongoing deadlock on the border between India and China.
Chinese hackers can carry out this cyber attack by sending an e-mail in the name of the free COVID-19 test in India.
The intelligence agency has warned about this possible cyber attack.
This cyber-attack can be carried out today i.e.
According to intelligence agencies, Indian users may receive an e-mail called ncov2019.gov.in, in which cyber attacks can be done under the guise of free COVID-19 testing.
The intelligence agency has warned the users to neither open the mail from this email ID nor download the attachment.
