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I offered my employees the day off to play GTA 6. Apparently, I’m part of the economic crisis.
But behind the billion-dollar lost-productivity headlines is a cybersecurity story: fake game downloads, stolen passwords, and criminals who would love access to the same computer you use for work.
In this video, I explain how GTA 6 scams work, why stolen login sessions can create problems even when you use two-factor authentication, and what military duty rosters can teach businesses about covering a game’s launch day.
You can give people time off. You also need to know who’s answering the phone when a security alert arrives.
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Source: Ryan McBeth
