Attackit Cybersecurity

01/31/2025

Is your banking information secure with Ai driven devices? Let's talk about it.

🚨 Something to consider If you're using any AI-embedded device—such as Windows 11 with Copilot/Recall, Windows 10 with Copilot, Android phones with Gemini (including many Samsung devices with built-in AI), or Apple devices like the iPhone 16, MacBook's, iPads, and other Apple products with Apple Intelligence—there’s a good chance your cryptocurrency or financial data has already been collected. AI-driven screenshots (client-side scanning) and keylogging may have captured sensitive information like your seed phrase and banking details.

🚨Some might think that using a hardware or software wallet keeps them safe. However, if you've set up or transferred wallets on any of these AI-enabled devices—whether by adding wallets to a browser extension, purchasing a new hardware wallet, or moving funds while setting up a new device—your seed phrase may have already been compromised.

As a crypto enthusiast who also appreciates AI, I believe it’s crucial for people to have access to the right information so they can make informed decisions about their digital security.

Call me paranoid, however many people saw this coming years ago and were dismissed as conspiracy theorists. Now, it's all unfolding right in front of us.

Ways to prevent this and operate more securely:
🔐 Use an older Windows machine with Windows 10 without copilot
🔐 Don't build a VM in your Ai driven macOS computer or Windows 11 computer thinking this will stop client side scanning, keylogging, or screen captures.
🔐 Don't use banking or crypto apps on devices with any type of AI built into it.
🔐 Use a Linux based Desktop or Laptop to setup, or access crypto accounts and hardware wallets(Most have a Linux based app nowadays) . This will avoid the screen captures, or client side scanning
🔐 Consider alternate assets such as gold or silver.
🔐 Purchase crypto anonymously at bitcoin ATMS (with cash) move it to a hardware wallet with out using the devices mentioned above.
🔐 Purchase crypto with cash from trusted friends or family and have them send it to your cold wallet.
🔐 Destroy your current hardware wallet and software wallet and transfer the funds to a new one, using anything except a Ai embedded device.
🔐 Change passwords to any accounts if you accessed sensitive information on an Ai driven device, or have Ai installed.

🔗 This video describes these types of threats: https://lnkd.in/ecMttnZ8

🔗 This video describes in detail how this happens: https://lnkd.in/euaAXFMT

🔗 This video also describes how this happens: https://lnkd.in/eNNGPpD5

🔗 Check out the channel below for privacy and operating more safely with digital transactions: https://lnkd.in/eGfiGiZk

01/31/2025

Is your banking information secure with Ai driven devices? Let's talk about it.

🚨 Something to consider If you're using any AI-embedded device—such as Windows 11 with Copilot/Recall, Windows 10 with Copilot, Android phones with Gemini (including many Samsung devices with built-in AI), or Apple devices like the iPhone 16, MacBook's, iPads, and other Apple products with Apple Intelligence—there’s a good chance your cryptocurrency or financial data has already been collected. AI-driven screenshots (client-side scanning) and keylogging may have captured sensitive information like your seed phrase and banking details.

🚨Some might think that using a hardware or software wallet keeps them safe. However, if you've set up or transferred wallets on any of these AI-enabled devices—whether by adding wallets to a browser extension, purchasing a new hardware wallet, or moving funds while setting up a new device—your seed phrase may have already been compromised.

As a crypto enthusiast who also appreciates AI, I believe it’s crucial for people to have access to the right information so they can make informed decisions about their digital security.

Call us paranoid, however many people saw this coming years ago and were dismissed as conspiracy theorists. Now, it's all unfolding right in front of us.

Ways to prevent this and operate more securely:
🔐 Use an older Windows machine with Windows 10 without copilot
🔐 Don't build a VM in your Ai driven macOS computer or Windows 11 computer thinking this will stop client side scanning, keylogging, or screen captures.
🔐 Don't use banking or crypto apps on devices with any type of AI built into it.
🔐 Use a Linux based Desktop or Laptop to setup, or access crypto accounts and hardware wallets(Most have a Linux based app nowadays) . This will avoid the screen captures, or client side scanning
🔐 Consider alternate assets such as gold or silver.
🔐 Purchase crypto anonymously at bitcoin ATMS (with cash) move it to a hardware wallet with out using the devices mentioned above.
🔐 Purchase crypto with cash from trusted friends or family and have them send it to your cold wallet.
🔐 Destroy your current hardware wallet and software wallet and transfer the funds to a new one, using anything except a Ai embedded device.
🔐 Change passwords to any accounts if you accessed sensitive information on an Ai driven device, or have Ai installed.

🔗 This video describes these types of threats: https://lnkd.in/ecMttnZ8

🔗 This video describes in detail how this happens: https://lnkd.in/euaAXFMT

🔗 This video also describes how this happens: https://lnkd.in/eNNGPpD5

🔗 Check out the channel below for privacy and operating more safely with digital transactions: https://lnkd.in/eGfiGiZk

11/02/2024

CarolinaCon is hosting their yearly cybersecurity conference online today and tomorrow! Tune in!

10/19/2024

📌Tip: Keep Your Smart Home Devices Secure by Disabling Unused Features

💾Smart home devices like cameras, doorbells, and voice assistants add convenience but can be vulnerable to attacks if not properly secured. Protect your privacy by limiting access and features.

🧰Action Steps:

💻Disable remote access to your devices when not needed.
Change default passwords for routers, cameras, computers, smart devices, or anything connected, and use strong, unique ones for each device.

Regularly update the firmware on smart devices to patch vulnerabilities.

🏡 Pro Tip: Avoid connecting non-essential devices like smart toasters or fridges to your network. Keep essential devices on a separate, secured network.

Need help? We love to educate clients to stay safe, secure, and free from fraud, hacks, and scams.

Contact us today!
725-207-2974
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10/15/2024

💻💾Tip: Regularly Backup Your Business Data to Prevent Loss and Ransomware Threats

Whether it’s from a cyberattack, hardware failure, or human error, data loss can cripple a small business. Regular backups ensure that you can recover quickly without paying a ransom or losing valuable information.

Action Steps:

💾Set up automatic backups to a secure cloud service and local storage.

💾Use the 3-2-1 rule: 3 copies of your data, 2 different storage locations, 1 offsite.

💾Test your backups periodically to ensure they can be restored when needed.

🎯 Pro Tip: Encrypt your backups to prevent unauthorized access if they’re ever stolen or breached.

10/12/2024

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Facebook Post – Tips for Businesses

🔒 October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Protect Your Business Today! 🔒

Cyber threats are on the rise, but there are proactive steps every business can take to stay safe. Use this month as a chance to strengthen your defenses with these essential tips!

1. Train Employees to Recognize Phishing Emails
🚨 Your employees are your first line of defense. Conduct regular training to help them identify suspicious emails, links, and attachments. Simulated phishing campaigns can sharpen their skills!

2. Use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
🔐 Passwords alone aren’t enough. Add an extra layer of security with MFA, requiring a second form of authentication (like a code sent to a mobile device) to log in.

3. Regularly Update Software and Systems
🛠️ Outdated software is vulnerable to attacks. Set up automatic updates for your systems, apps, and devices to patch security gaps before hackers exploit them.

4. Backup Data and Test Recovery Plans
💾 Data loss can come from ransomware or accidental deletion. Create automated backups, store them offsite or in the cloud, and periodically test your recovery process to ensure smooth restoration.

5. Secure Your Wi-Fi and Network
📶 Don’t let cybercriminals sneak into your business through unsecured networks. Use strong passwords, WPA3 encryption, and segment guest networks away from sensitive data.

6. Implement a Cybersecurity Policy
📋 Every business needs clear rules for employees to follow. Your policy should cover password management, device usage, remote work guidelines, and incident reporting procedures.

7. Monitor and Respond to Threats in Real Time
👁️ Early detection is critical. Use endpoint protection tools, firewalls, and monitoring services to spot suspicious activity before it becomes a full-blown attack.

⚠️ Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility. Take small steps today to build a safer tomorrow. Contact us today to schedule a consultation!

725-207-2974
[email protected]

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09/16/2024

Tip: Secure Your Home Wi-Fi with a Strong Password and WPA3 Encryption

A lot of smart devices in your home rely on Wi-Fi, making it a gateway for potential intruders if left unprotected. A strong Wi-Fi password and encryption are essential to keeping your personal data safe.

Action Steps:

Set up a unique, strong password for your home Wi-Fi network (no “123456” or “password”). Make a passphrase that includes random characters, symbols, numbers and letters.

Use WPA3 encryption (the latest and most secure standard) if your router supports it.

Disable guest networks or create a separate one with limited access.

📶 Pro Tip: Place your router in a central location to avoid extending your Wi-Fi signal beyond your home’s perimeter.

Have questions or need a consultation? Call us today!
725.207.2974