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Watch out! Fake Podcast Invite Phishing tactics are targeting small business owners. Learn how these scams work and protect your brand from cybercriminals.

Fake Podcast Invite Phishing Alert: Are You Falling for This Dangerous New Scam?

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Fake podcast invite phishing scams are the latest cybersecurity threat targeting small business owners and content creators, and it’s not just big companies under the gun anymore. Cybercriminals are now wrapping their tricks in the warm tones of podcasting invites, pretending to be top influencers, reputable production teams, or even household names in the media space. For small businesses and solopreneurs who thrive on visibility and media opportunities, these fake invitations look promising, until they compromise your data, steal your logins, or worse, hijack your brand’s trust.

Protect yourself from account takeovers by learning how they happen and how to secure your accounts against online threats and identity theft.

Account Takeovers: What They Are and How to Protect Yourself

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In today’s digital world, cyber threats lurk around every corner like a cat waiting to pounce on an unsuspecting laser pointer. One of the most common and damaging forms of cybercrime is an account takeovers (ATO). Cybercriminals sneak in using stolen credentials, hijack accounts, impersonate users, and scam their contacts faster than you can say “password123” (which, by the way, should never be your password).

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