When most people hear about cyberattacks, they think about hackers locking computers and demanding money. That type of attack exists. It is called ransomware. But not every cyberattack is designed to make money. Some attacks have a completely different objective: to destroy. Recently, cybersecurity researchers analyzed a destructive malware campaign known as GigaWiper. Instead of […]
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March is a month of increased digital activity for teens and young adults in the United States. Spring break planning, tax season discussions in families, gaming events, and increased online shopping all create opportunities for cybercriminals. Security analysts are already observing rising trends in identity fraud, AI-assisted scams, and social platform manipulation during early March
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Be a Cyber Hero | Youth & Young Adult Edition Adapted for teens and young adults in the United States Why February 2026 matters online February is a busy digital month for students and young adults in the United States. New school semesters are underway, college admissions and financial aid processes are active, gaming communities
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Be a Cyber Hero | Youth & Young Adult Edition Adapted for teens and young adults in the United States Why January 2026 matters online January wasn’t just a new year — it marked a shift in how cybercriminals operate at scale. In 2026, threats are more sophisticated, automated and psychologically manipulative than ever, especially
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Be a Cyber Hero | Youth & Young Adult Edition Adapted for teens and young adults in the United States Why December is a high-risk month online December is not just about holidays and free time. For cybercriminals, it’s one of the most effective months of the year. More time online, more social activity, more
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