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Malwarebytes's Cyber Monday deal is live with 50% off Malwarebytes Premium and 25% off the Malwarebytes for Teams business product. These savings are significant, especially when you purchase multi-year multi-device licenses or bundle it with Malwarebytes Privacy, their new VPN software.
Cyber Monday is here and great deals are available for computer security, software, online courses, system admin services, antivirus, and VPN software. Kaspersky is offering a site-wide Cyber Monday sale where their Anti-Virus, Internet Security, and Total Security products are up to 50% off.
The popular Zero2Automated malware reverse-engineering course is having a Black Friday promotion where you can get 20% off all courses on their site. Started in May 2020 by two well-known reverse engineers, Vitali Kremez and Daniel Bunce, Zero2Automated is more than just an online training course.
NordVPN's Cyber Monday deal is now live with 68% off a 2-year VPN subscription and an additional three months for free. If you wish to stay anonymous on the Internet while browsing the web, streams movies or listen to music, then this NordVPN deal may be something that will interest you.
Malwarebytes's Cyber Monday deal is live with 50% off Malwarebytes Premium and 25% off the Malwarebytes for Teams business product. These savings are significant, especially when you purchase multi-year multi-device licenses or bundle it with Malwarebytes Privacy, their new VPN software.
Malwarebytes's Cyber Monday deal is live with 50% off Malwarebytes Premium and 25% off the Malwarebytes for Teams business product. These savings are significant, especially when you purchase multi-year multi-device licenses or bundle it with Malwarebytes Privacy, their new VPN software.
Hackers are looking to cash in on the top shopping days in the U.S. - Black Friday and Cyber Monday - as well as other events, like Singles' Day, which recently occurred this week in China. Last year, researchers said that social-media scams and domain-impersonation scams were some of the biggest types of attacks during the holiday shopping season.
The day after Thanksgiving became known as Black Friday because it was a day on which so much retail trade was done that many retailers, in a good year at least, would make enough money to bring their annual trading accounts into the black, leaving them with the rest of the Christmas shopping season to make their profit for the year. With Black Friday now popular not just in the US but all over the world, there's no global Thursday thanksgiving holiday that ties Black Friday to a specific Friday, or even to a Friday at all.
Watch our latest Naked Security Live video for some handy and practical cybersecurity tips - for Black Friday and beyond.
Holiday shopping scams try to bait consumers with special giveaways, giftcards, discounts, and coupons, according to a new report from cyber security company ZeroFOX.