Over the past few days, Cyber Smart Empire has identified a new and growing email scam targeting startup founders, app developers, and business owners, especially those preparing to publish apps on Apple App Store or Google Play. The scam disguises itself as a “free D-U-N-S Number confirmation request” and is already landing in inboxes across
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Over the past few days, Cyber Smart Empire has identified a new and growing email scam targeting startup founders, app developers, and business owners, especially those preparing to publish apps on Apple App Store or Google Play. The scam disguises itself as a “free D-U-N-S Number confirmation request” and is already landing in inboxes across
Website hacking is no longer a phenomenon limited to banks, governments, or major tech companies. Today, small business websites, blogs, and startup platforms are the number one targets. Why? Because most of them are unprotected. Hackers now use automated tools and bots that scan thousands of websites every single day, searching for weak security, outdated
Website hacking is no longer a phenomenon limited to banks, governments, or major tech companies. Today, small business websites, blogs, and startup platforms are the number one targets. Why? Because most of them are unprotected. Hackers now use automated tools and bots that scan thousands of websites every single day, searching for weak security, outdated
Your website’s firewall recently blocked a suspicious request from a Google Cloud server identifying itself as a CMS Checker. Although the request seemed harmless at first glance, this activity is a known sign of automated vulnerability scanning, and whitelisting it would have put your entire website at risk. This blog post explains what happened, why
Your website’s firewall recently blocked a suspicious request from a Google Cloud server identifying itself as a CMS Checker. Although the request seemed harmless at first glance, this activity is a known sign of automated vulnerability scanning, and whitelisting it would have put your entire website at risk. This blog post explains what happened, why
Recently, our monitoring system detected a SQL Injection attack originating from an Amazon AWS server in Virginia, United States. Although the attempt was blocked, this incident highlights a growing trend: automated bot-driven SQLi scans targeting everyday business websites. In this article, we break down what happened, why it matters, and how you can protect your
Recently, our monitoring system detected a SQL Injection attack originating from an Amazon AWS server in Virginia, United States. Although the attempt was blocked, this incident highlights a growing trend: automated bot-driven SQLi scans targeting everyday business websites. In this article, we break down what happened, why it matters, and how you can protect your
