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Adware : Installs itself on your device and displays unwanted online advertisements and pop-ups. These attacks are aimed at consumers, smallbusinesses and enterprises. Trojan : Disguises itself as legitimate files to monitor your online activity and steal sensitive data.
If an employee is tricked by a malicious link in a phishing email, they might unleash a ransomware attack on their smallbusiness. Once access is gained, ransomware quickly locks down business computers as it spreads across a network. Until a ransom is paid, businesses will be unable to access critical files and services.
According to research from the password manager LastPass , the average smallbusiness user has 85 passwords, and according to older research in 2015 from another password manager, Dashlane, an average user then had at least 90 accounts. But the modern internet doesn’t care about mental limitations. Antivirus works.
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