Cryptocurrency scammers hijack verified accounts once again, jumping on Elon Musk’s Twitter threads
Hackers are still making hay hijacking the accounts of verified celebrity users to promote cryptocurrency scams.
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Hackers are still making hay hijacking the accounts of verified celebrity users to promote cryptocurrency scams.
The US Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a warning to companies to better…
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Microsoft has patched a security vulnerability that was – ironically – exploiting usage of the company’s own Windows security product,…
IoT device vendor Ubiquiti has told customers that they should change their passwords after a security breach left user details…
The CEO of FireEye, the cybersecurity company hacked by a state-sponsored attack, received a postcard at his home mocking any…
The biographies of outgoing US President Donald Trump and his Vice President Mike Pence were mysteriously changed on the official…
The cybercrime gang behind the PYSA ransomware has released files which they claim to have stolen from the London borough…
Have you been emailed a file claiming to be video evidence of a Donald Trump sex scandal? Don’t click!