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  Think twice before accepting LinkedIn invitations from strangers

  Publié: juin 24, 2016, 2:07pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Have you ever wondered if someone on LinkedIn is not really who they say they are? I’m not being paranoid here, this is a legitimate question. If your answer is "No", you’re not alone. A vast majority of people never wonder if there are fake accounts requesting to connect on the professional social network, and almost a quarter accept requests from people they don’t really know. This is a pretty big problem, according to Intel Security CTO, as accepting requests from people you don’t know opens you up to many risks, such as phishing or scams. Raj Samani, CTO EMEA… [Continue Reading]