Scammers Posing As Netflix’s Steal Credit Card Details
Fake e-mail message has been sent to victims in multiple countries
By Brandon Jones, on Jul 20, 2020
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Named after the Norse term for an ancient Viking technique for coastal raids, StrandHogg 2.0 is a nefarious new update to an earlier trojan-like malware.
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Always Update Your Android Apps: Start With dfndr security
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New Android Malware, “Eventbot” Targets Financial Data
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Ransom Scams On The Rise
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Be Careful: There’s A Malware Pandemic Underway Too…
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Coronavirus: Remain On High Alert For Scams & Disinformation
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How to Tell If My Email Has Been Hacked
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During the Coronavirus pandemic, there is a parallel battle going on digitally
Threatening misinformation is spreading almost as fast as the virus itself. And it's enabling dangerous attacks on your digital devices and personal information
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Is it Safe to Pay Bills by Phone?
Nowadays, going to the bank has become a thing of the past. But is it safe to pay bills by phone? Find out now!