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Chrome extensions - Discovery of a Massive Surveillance Campaign
GHARIB posted a topic in Technology
HIGHLIGHTS: - More than 33 million downloads - 111 malicious or fake Chrome extensions (from the GOOGLE Official Store - removed in JUNE 2020) - 15,160 malicious/suspicious domains MILLIONS of Google Chrome users may have had their intimate web browsin...
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Discord security advice Since server raiding and scam links are increasing, we are also increasing the security into our Discord server Terminology ‘Raid’ ‘Raider’ - A raid is where a large number of users will join a server with the express intention of causing...
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This appeared on an Opera updates page that opened for me. I don't really know if this really a valid test or just an "always use Opera" sort of thing. I will have to try it with my other browsers, via Private-Incognito type modes. https://cryptojackingtest.com 1) I just tried it with IE 11 and t...
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This site says that MS will install Emergency Updates today, at 5pm EST and 2pm PST...I just received mine at 1pm PST. It included updates for ARM and Windows Server 2016. https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/3/16846784/microsoft-processor-bug-windows-10-fix NOTE: "The update will also be ava... -
Hallo! With the growing security concern via the net, I thought I'd share my security tips,etc and how ive secured my PC w/o $$ and so far, so good. Maybe others can contribute their knowledge/wisdom. I was watching youtube and saw all the "web analytics" blocked in the site (see blocking) Good...
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Email and phone scams claiming to be the Windows 10 upgrade "... cybercriminals are trying to capitalize on the great momentum of Windows 10, with nefarious email, web, and phone scams directing our customers to install ransomware and other malware." more here: https://support.microsoft.com/en...
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There's a way to compromise a home network without actually being on it. It's called "cross-site request forgery." It starts by redirecting a user to a malicious website, typically by phishing. The site uses the prey's browser to send requests to the home router. The router thinks the prey is sendin...
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Symantec says a critical vulnerability within some Apple Mac models could allow hackers to inject systems with persistent rootkit malware. Cyberattackers could, in theory, reflash the computer's firmware and install E...
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I received this email today: Keep Your ID and Accounts Safe March 2015 Dear Bone-Head, In the last several years, scammers have increased their "phishing" attempts (e-mails asking individuals to divulge sensitive information). Financial Center has learned about a new phishing scam...
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I've been getting PayPal phishing emails every two weeks recently. Paypal says they will always address you by your first and last name, and I say that they will never have a little tab for you to click to log onto their site. (I have hovered my mouse pointer over such tabs and the address shown a...
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Apple Inc. said it plans additional steps to keep hackers out of user accounts but denied that a lax attitude toward security had allowed intruders to post nude photos of celebrities on the Internet. In his first interview on the subject, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said celebrities' iCloud a...
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Every Android application has its own unique identity, typically inherited from the corporate developer’s identity. The Bluebox Security research team, Bluebox Labs, recently discovered a new vulnerability in Android, which allows these identities to be copied and used for nefarious purposes. Du... -
So over the past month I have had 2 different credit cards and a debit card incur an international charge of $49.50. All of them coming from a different fake websites setup to look like customer service sites. I googled one of the websites ( HCINCSUPPORT.COM ) and I am not the only one getting hit...
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I've owned a mac for quite a while now. I'm just wondering whats the best/most useful antivirus/security programmes designed specifically for the Mac. I've used all the free ones from the apple store but never found them that great. You maybe wondering why I use them. Well to protect my mac as th...
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Firstly, a little introduction to these tutorials. I am currently working on a clients website, and when I want to take a break, I've decided I will be posting about techniques I've used to cater for different needs, which people may find interesting. Today, I'll be showing you how you can easi...
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