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By Shibu Paul1185 average phishing attacks every month. That's the number of attacks remediated by organizations, as shown in a recent survey.The same report says nearly a third of respondents admit that phishing attacks have been successful after the pandemic. On the one hand, we have increasing email attacks, and on the other hand, we cannot imagine our lives without emails. Emails are one of the most effective communication channels used by businesses every day. Most people check emails first thing in the morning. Whether it's for internal communication, business vendors, or hiring purposes, emails continue to be used on a day-to-day basis. Then, despite regular usage, how would you go about managing these attacks?First, let's understand how email attacks take place and how to remedy it.Why Do Emails Continue to Be an Easy Attack for Hackers?While we can blame human error as one of the biggest causes of email attacks, we can't overlook the escalating sophistication of email attacks.  » Read More

Today, Vimeo Inc Inc’s (NASDAQ: VMEO) stock gained $0.47, accounting for a 1.21% increase. Vimeo opened at $38.62 before trading between $39.39 and $38.51 throughout Thursday’s session. The activity saw Vimeo’s market cap rise to $6,098,899,908 on 436,631 shares -below their 30-day average of 1,347,364. Visit Vimeo Inc's profile for more information. About The Nasdaq Stock Market The Nasdaq Stock Market is a global leader in trading data and services, and equities and options listing. Nasdaq is the world's leading exchange for options volume and is home to the five largest US companies - Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook. To get more information on Vimeo Inc and to follow the company's latest updates, you can visit the company's profile page here: Vimeo Inc's Profile. For more news on the financial markets be sure to visit Equities News. Also, don't forget to sign-up for the Daily Fix to receive the best stories to your inbox 5 days a week. Sources: Chart is provided by TradingView based on 15-minute-delayed prices. All other data is provided by IEX Cloud as of 8:05 pm ET on the day of publication. DISCLOSURE: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the…

Nick GomezBy Nick Gomez @nickandradioSep 9, 2021Remember how every year someone would release a meme calendar to recount the most popular memes from each month of the year? I think we need to bring that back soon. For September 2021, please welcome to the stage: Mary Jane Defending Peter Parker!Sponsored ContentSponsored Content

Snap has announced the first winning campaign of its Creative Council programme – “Dreamy” created by Ogilvy. The Council, which launched last September in partnership with Creative Equals, features leading Australian creatives and encourages them to use Snapchat to develop creative solutions to pressing societal issues. They do this by nominating small teams in their agencies to respond to a brief. The winning idea is produced and launched on Snapchat.  The winning campaign was created by Jake Ausburn, copywriter and Tom McPhail, art director, a team put together by Ogilvy’s former executive creative director Gavin Mcleod. The team looked at research that showed that while the majority of Australians believe it’s important to know about the history of the First Nations People, only 42 per cent believe they have strong knowledge of that history: a culture belonging to the oldest continuous civilisation in the world. They also saw research that revealed that one in three Australians struggle to fall asleep. With these insights in mind, the team wanted to do two things: give First Nations storytellers a new platform on which to share and celebrate their cultures and help calm anxious Australians before bed.  To do this, they partnered with…

The Australian supermodel opened her doors to MyDomaine for it's inaugural digital issue Miranda Kerr is offering an inside look at her Malibu getaway — complete with a bathtub in the bedroom. In MyDomaine's first-ever digital issue, the 38-year-old Australian supermodel and newly minted furniture designer shows off the uniquely decorated home she shares with her husband, Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel, and three boys: Hart 3, and Myles, 1, whom she shares with Spiegel, and Flynn, 10, her son with ex Orlando Bloom. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. Miranda Kerr Gives a Grand Tour of Her Malibu Home in the First Digital Issue of MyDomaine Credit: Veronica Sams/MyDomaine Kerr originally purchased the four-bedroom cottage in 2014, prior to marrying Spiegel, and "fell in love with it instantly," she says. "I loved the bones, the high ceilings, and the light that comes through the big windows," she told MyDomaine, comparing the seaside property to a treehouse. "I loved climbing trees as a kid, and being amongst the trees, and that's how I feel in this house," Kerr explained. Miranda Kerr Gives a Grand…

Tyson Fury launched a passionate defence of YouTube boxers and said their critics are just ‘jealous’. The crossover of people like Jake and Logan Paul, KSI and others into the world of boxing has divided opinion. Ryan Hafey/PBC Fury defended the rise of YouTube boxers But WBC heavyweight champion Fury believes it is great for the sport as it brings in a whole new audience. Speaking to IFL TV, Fury said: “A lot of people say all this YouTube stuff is crap and they don’t want to see all these people in boxing, but I’m the heavyweight champion and the best fighter that has ever lived and I like to see these YouTubers fight. “I like to see it because it brings millions more eyes to my sport where I’m the master at. “General people, who would never watch boxing, watch it because of the YouTube guys, Love Island and TikTokers. “The more eyes to boxing the better and it makes it better for the young fighters coming through. Tyson Fury’s younger brother Tommy has called out Jake Paul on numerous occasions “If there’s millions of people watching TikTokers and stuff then they might tune in again and watch some…

YouTube's looking to provide opportunities for more creators to engage with their channel visitors by expanding access to its Community posts option, which provides another way for creators to interact and share with fans within the app. As you can see here, the Community tab, currently available to channels with over 1,000 subscribers, enables creators to post various update types, including images, GIFs, polls and even videos, within a dedicated engagement space in their channel feed. Now, more channels will get access to the same, with YouTube reducing the subscriber requirement to access the tool.  As explained by YouTube: “Starting October 12 2021, we’re lowering the eligibility for Community posts from channels with 1,000 subscribers to all channels with over 500 subscribers. For channels under 500 subscribers, we are working to bring Community posts to you in the future. Note: It may take up to 1 week to see the option to create Community posts after your channel passes 500 subscribers.”  That will provide more capacity for creators to build community in the app, and while it is a seemingly lesser-used function within the broader YouTube experience, it does provide a whole new engagement opportunity for those looking to share…

Mai Vo, Opinion Columnist|September 9, 2021To be honest, I thought that the pandemic situation would have improved by now, but sadly I must admit that, like during quarantine, I still spend an embarrassing amount of time staring at myself in the mirror. I’ve picked myself apart, criticizing the size of my pores and the shape of my nose, among other minor imperfections that have pervaded my day-to-day life. In the era of social distancing, former simple pleasures like traveling, going to a bar and attending concerts halted. Forced to transform our homes into hubs for work and play, life has hit peak virtual. We go on FaceTime dates. We attend Zoom weddings. We have telemedicine checkups with doctors, and, my gosh, how I hate to celebrate my little brother’s birthday each year on Zoom. Screen time is now all the time. Though, to me, it feels like my insecurities have heightened out of the blue. I imagine it has a lot to do with the fact that stay-at-home orders have sent phone screen time reports through the roof. Spending more and more time on social media apps like Instagram and Snapchat has made me acutely aware of just how corrosive…

MIAMI (WSVN) - A neonatal intensive care unit nurse at Jackson Memorial Hospital has been accused of violating a family’s trust after she allegedly posted pictures of a baby born with a birth defect on social media.Two pictures of the newborn patient were posted to the Instagram account connected to NICU nurse Sierra Samuels.One of the pictures has a caption that reads, “My night was going great then boom!”The other picture was posted with the caption, “Your intestines ‘posed to be inside not outside baby!”Samuels has also posted several pictures of herself on the job. Now she is off the job for the time being.The pictures posted on Samuels’ account are now at the center of an internal review.A spokesperson for Jackson Health System issued a statement that reads in part, “Protecting the privacy of our patients is always a top priority at Jackson Health System. Any potential privacy breach is taken seriously and thoroughly investigated.”The spokesperson goes on to say, “As soon as we learned of this potential breach, we immediately placed this employee under administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation.” Copyright 2021 Sunbeam Television Corp. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten…

Ben Simmons’ offseason as a punching bag in NBA circles continued with jabs from a couple of legends. Charles Barkley and Shaquille O’Neal, appearing on Shaq’s “Big Podcast,” took turns mowing him down in light of reports Simmons wants out of Philadelphia. Barkley said he was disappointed in Simmons taking a $200 million contract from the Sixers, while reportedly requesting a trade. “They’re not saying, ‘Come over and cut my grass,’ they’re saying ‘Ben, we need you to learn how to shoot the basketball,” said Barkley, who also ripped the 76ers point guard last week. Ben Simmons and Maya Jama attend Wimbledon in July.WireImage “Ben Simmons, you’re not that good,” Shaq said. “In this league, do you want to be good? Or do you want to be great? You’re not great. But if you want to get to that next level, you have to be great, and to be great, you have to work on your game. “Don’t be putting pictures up on your Instagram of your Ferrari or what actress you’re hanging around with. When you play for a down like Philadelphia, Boston, L.A., Miami, hard-working town, they don’t give a s–t about none of that. They want you to come work hard and…