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Google Says Chinese Hackers Are Impersonating McAfee to Trick Victims Into Installing Malware

Computing

2 weeks ago

Google Says Chinese Hackers Are Impersonating McAfee to Trick Victims Into Installing Malware

Alyse Stanley

USPS Phishing Texts Are Flooding Phones Across The U.S.

Online

1 month ago

USPS Phishing Texts Are Flooding Phones Across The U.S.

Shoshana Wodinsky

Online

3 months ago

Google Will Show Authenticated Brand Logos in Gmail to Help Curb Scams

Catie Keck

As part of a series of security updates to G Suite announced this week, Google says it’s piloting a new standard for email authentication that will display a company or brand icon next to email that Google has verified as legit — a measure that may help curb phishing and…

EasyJet Hit With Massive Breach Exposing Data Of 9 Million Flyers

Online

5 months ago

EasyJet Hit With Massive Breach Exposing Data Of 9 Million Flyers

Shoshana Wodinsky

Google Says State-Sponsored Hackers Target Journalists By Posing As One Of Them

Online

7 months ago

Google Says State-Sponsored Hackers Target Journalists By Posing As One Of Them

Dell Cameron

Government-backed hackers are impersonating journalists in attempts to spread malicious email attachments and disinformation among newsreaders, according to Google’s own elite team of hackers.

Beware New Texting Scam That Looks Like FedEx Tracking Notifications

Online

9 months ago

Beware New Texting Scam That Looks Like FedEx Tracking Notifications

Sam Rutherford

Be Careful What You Click On: This Texas School District Lost $3 Million In A Phishing Scam

Online

10 months ago

Be Careful What You Click On: This Texas School District Lost $3 Million In A Phishing Scam

Jody Serrano

Microsoft Seizes ‘Hotrnall.com’ And Other Copycat Domains From North Korea-Linked Hackers

Online

10 months ago

Microsoft Seizes ‘Hotrnall.com’ And Other Copycat Domains From North Korea-Linked Hackers

Hudson Hongo

On Monday, Microsoft announced that it had taken control of 50 domains associated with a hackers believed to be operating out of North Korea. Unsealed court documents show that the domains include “hotrnall.com,” “office356-us.org,” and “mai1.info,” among other copycat URLs.