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Have you ever wondered what motivates a hacker to hack? Some hackers are motivated by money, and others revenge. Check out this interesting article to learn more!

Hacking Scenarios: How Hackers Choose Their Victims Enforcing the "double-extortion" technique aka pay-now-or-get-breached emerged as a head-turner last year.

Did you know that a popular email marketing platform was breached? Earlier this week, Mailchimp was breached resulting in phishing emails being sent to people from the platform. What is most interesting about this attack is that the threat actors were able to carry out this attack because they were able to successfully social engineer an employee at Mailchimp. People are the last line of defense to help keep businesses safe from cybersecurity attacks. If you’re a small business or know of a small business interested in protecting employees from falling victim to a social engineering attack, reach out to us today. To learn more about this breach, check out this article below!

Hackers Breach Mailchimp Email Marketing Firm to Launch Crypto Phishing Scams Email marketing service Mailchimp was hacked and users' accounts were accessed to conduct phishing attacks.

Did you know that there was a White House cybersecurity meeting this week that included top executives from companies like Microsoft, Google, Apple, IBM and Amazon? One of the most exciting takeaways from this meeting is how committed companies like Microsoft and Google are to bolstering cybersecurity. Combined, they committed that they will invest 30 billion dollars in the coming years! If you want to read more about the meeting earlier this week, click the link below!

Microsoft, Google to Invest $30 Billion in Cybersecurity Over Next 5 Years Google and Microsoft to Invest $30 Billion in Cybersecurity Over Next 5 Years