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Formobile2019 avatarFORMOBILE-Project@Formobile2019·

Many organisations are trying to improve #mobileforensics. #FORMOBILE recognises the current efforts of @NIST - and recommendations for a similar approach to centralise testing in Europe could from FORMOBILE. Read more here: https://formobile-project.eu/news/48-all-parties-moving-towards-mobile-forensic-improvements

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DFRWS avatarDFRWS@DFRWS·

Today's the day! DFRWS Virtual EU starts in a few hours. On top of our program of paper and practitioner presentations, we also have a number of poster presenters. Full versions available here: https://dfrws.org/eu-2020-program/ Posters attached (1/2)

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EC3Europol avatarEC3@EC3Europol·

If your device becomes infected with #malware 🐛 it could be recruited as part of a #botnet. 🔗 Look for these signs of infection:
▶️ pop-up ads
▶️ device is slower than usual
▶️ #antivirus is unexpectedly disabled
▶️ settings are changed without the user's permission

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enisa_eu avatarENISA@enisa_eu·

#SMEs: How to protect your virtual assets and maintain #cybersecurity during #COVID19. #ENISA offers top 10 cyber hygiene tips to keep your #IT safe 👉 https://europa.eu/!WR34vu #phishing #ransomware

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EC3Europol avatarEC3@EC3Europol·

The @NCSC have put together a step by step guide on how to detect, respond to and resolve #cyber incidents. Check it out here 👉 https://ncsc.gov.uk/collection/incident-management

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