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“Well, bingo, his name popped up in the database on this crime ring’s computer as one of their own. Sloane, Wilma, KazuKen, Celi-hag, BunnyMuff, were all part of the illegal and criminal cyber-bullying ring that used blackmail to extort celebrities and famous authors, musicians, schools like Aunt Sookie Acting Academy for money or they will post lies, false rumors, photo shopped fake photos, and accusations of fake awards, fake credentials on the internet. They did that to Summer and tried to do that with Aunt Sookie, apparently. But as seemingly innocent as they seem, using young girlsâ€� photos as their supposed fake identities, they really were part of a larger crime ring.â€�, Loving Summer by Kailin Gow”
― Kailin Gow, Loving Summer

“One of the main cyber-risks is to think they don’t exist. The other is to try to treat all potential risks.

Fix the basics, protect first what matters for your business and be ready to react properly to pertinent threats. Think data, but also business services integrity, awareness, customer experience, compliance, and reputation.”
― Stephane Nappo

“Threat is a mirror of security gaps. Cyber-threat is mainly a reflection of our weaknesses. An accurate vision of digital and behavioral gaps is crucial for a consistent cyber-resilience.”
― Stephane Nappo

“The status-quo habits for 'grandfathered' vulnerabilities do not legitimize them.”
― Stephane Nappo

“If you think you know-it-all about cybersecurity, this discipline was probably ill-explained to you.”
― Stephane Nappo

“Take it all, all of it!" Greg cried out. "These things here...I've been making them better, fixing them. It doesn't matter...they don't matter. I've been here before." He paused to try to collect himself. "It's my past, my present...these things--" He lifted a hand out to the objects around him. "These things are me." Now whispering, "Can't you see me?”
― Dayna Rubin, Running Parallel

“The Nazis destroyed the independence of the press by passing series of draconian laws and it seems we are exactly imitating the same with the freedom of the internet by passing Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill.”
― Arzak Khan

“Rather than fearing or ignoring cyber attacks, do ensure your cyber resilience to them.”
― Stephane Nappo

“Ali and his cousin Ahmad were seeking jobs abroad to enable them to escape the economic hardship in Pakistan that had been caused by massive flooding. Ali borrowed $4,000 from family and friends to pay an agent for a tourist visa that would enable him to reach Cambodia, where he and Ahmad were met by a broker. They paid the broker a further $1,475 each for a work visa processing fee, before being taken to a large compound in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh.
After their passports were taken and they were warned not to try to leave, they were forced to work alongside approximately 1,000 other people, each forced to scam five people daily with cryptocurrency investment schemes. They were watched over, fined and beaten if they failed to comply:”
― Jessica Barker, Hacked: The Secrets Behind Cyber Attacks

“Okay, so we know that someone at your place of work hacked into this laptop. That's what we know, that's all we know; let's not jump to conclusions...yet."
"Unless...it's backward...”
― Dayna Rubin, A Vetted Asset

“Rather than shaming the woman for having her pictures splashed over revenge porn websites, people should extend their support and shame the criminal instead.”
― Anangsha Alammyan, What did Tashi do?

“A boy taking his dog to a park
Used public Wi-Fi at a landmark
The wifi was faked
Using it’s a mistake
Accounts getting leaked is no lark”
― Amanda-Jane Turner, Cybersecurity for everyone - demystifying cybercrime

“Social media can be a useful and fun way to interact with others and to share content, but use it carefully. Remember that there is nothing totally private on the internet and once online it is hard to control.”
― Amanda-Jane Turner, Cybersecurity for everyone - demystifying cybercrime

“Anyone can fall victim to cybercrime and any computing device can be infected with malware. Nobody is immune to cybercrime”
― Amanda-Jane Turner, Unmasking the hacker: demystifying cybercrime

“The Six Principles of Cyber Security:

Cybersecurity starts with prevention. Follow the Six Principles of Cyber Security to keep your computer and network safe. When it comes to data protection, use strong encryption and keep copies off-site. Be suspicious of unsolicited email offers and don’t open attachments from people you don’t know. Regularly back up your files to be in a good position in case of an emergency. Finally, use common sense when online.
Hire A Ethical Hacker”
― Ervine

“In this fast growing digital era, cybersecurity awareness must be introduce as part of the new social norms to the basic unit of the society, because it is no longer an option but a crucial necessity.”
― Bradley B Dalina

“In this fast-growing digital era, cybersecurity awareness must be introduced as part of the new social norms to the basic units of society because it is no longer an option but a crucial necessity.”
― Bradley B Dalina

“In this fast-growing digital era, cybersecurity awareness must be introduced as part of the new social norms for the basic units of society, for it is no longer an option but a crucial necessity.”
― Bradley B Dalina

“Cyberthreat does not recognize socioeconomic discrimination.”
― Bradley B Dalina

“For every login to hell, there exists a logout to hope”
― Alberto Daniel Hill, LOGIN TO HELL: FINAL EDITION - BLACK X-TENDED

“How much power is enough power,
particularly now when data is power!
What's the point of power and data,
if they just empower criminal behavior!”
― Abhijit Naskar, Azad Earth Army: When The World Cries Blood

“If you think tracking ransomware payments in crypto is complicated, imagine trying to label every drop in a waterfall—it’s messy, chaotic, but absolutely necessary to understand the flow.”
― Jason Hishmeh, The 6 Startup Stages: How Non-technical Founders Create Scalable, Profitable Companies