Shoulder surfing, where someone literally looks over your shoulder to steal information, is a simple and easy way for criminals to get hold of your credentials. Criminals can target you at ATMs ...

Yet, with this ease of access comes worrying risks. A reemergent threat for users and businesses alike is shoulder surfing: the act of spying over someone’s shoulder to gain access to sensitive ...

Shoulder surfing is where thieves look over the victims ... If you use the same password for everything, thieves will be able to gain access to more of your personal data by learning only ...

THE frustrating travel faux-pas that annoys holiday-goers has been dubbed "shoulder-surfing" and apparently we are all guilty of the annoying offence. New research has revealed that jet setters ...

TULSA, Okla. — Despite all of the high-tech scam threats out there nowadays, the warning remains the same for old-school scams such as shoulder surfing. During the hustle and bustle of a busy ...

Shoulder surfing can happen anywhere, not just at ATMS, and mobile devices are today’s prime culprits. We’ve reached a new level of cybercrime. We rely on our mobile devices to carry on just about ...

We do just about everything on our phones and computers ... While we might not always be aware of it, shoulder surfing is rampant. In a 2016 NYU study, 73% of survey respondents shared that ...

Shoulder surfing is where thieves look over the victims’ shoulders ... If you use the same password for everything, thieves will be able to gain access to more of your personal data by learning only ...