🚩 California colleges flagged 1.2 million financial aid applications as likely fraud. That’s not a typo. 1.2 million. Out of those, 223,000 were suspected fake enrollments - mostly driven by AI chatbots using stolen identities. This is no longer just an education problem.

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🚨 1 Google bug. 1 brute-forcing trick. And millions of users silently exposed. A researcher discovered that Google’s password recovery form could be exploited to brute-force user phone numbers - because it didn’t use JavaScript, which meant no BotGuard protection. Using

3 clicks is all it takes for hackers to steal your entire identity. That’s the average number of steps in a fake job interview scam - and thousands are falling for it. It starts with a friendly text: “Hi, I saw your profile and we think you’re a great fit for this remote role.”.

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Unpopular opinion: your crypto isn’t as secure as you think - it’s only as safe as your phone number. Ed Suman used a hardware wallet. He followed best practices. He kept his funds offline. And yet, he still lost everything. $2 million. Gone in minutes. It all started with a.

Before a SIM swap attack happens, your phone gives off clues. Heat is one of them. A friend messaged me last week - their phone was getting unusually warm, even on standby. They hadn’t lost signal. No suspicious texts. Just heat. But to me, that’s a warning sign. Because SIM.

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91 percent of mobile malware is delivered through messaging apps like WhatsApp. That’s not a typo. Hackers aren’t just targeting your inbox anymore - they’re hiding in chats, links, and even missed calls. And WhatsApp, despite its encryption, is often the perfect delivery system

Credential stuffing is just the warm-up. The real damage starts when attackers move to SIM swapping. The recent leak of 184 million usernames and passwords is alarming, yes. But what most people miss is how it’s only the beginning of the attack chain. Here’s what usually.

LexisNexis sells your data. Now hackers got it for free. That’s the brutal irony of the latest breach affecting over 364,000 people. LexisNexis isn’t just another company. It’s one of the biggest data brokers in America - collecting your social security number, driving history,

In 2024, 982 people lost $25.9 million - without even realizing their number was stolen. SIM swapping doesn’t start with a breach. It starts with a lie. In Palm Beach, a resident got a call from someone pretending to be AT&T. They asked him to confirm his number using a code

1 innocent-looking letter. 1 QR code. 1 moment of trust. Total crypto loss. That’s how fast it happens. Scammers are now sending fake Ledger letters directly to users’ homes. These letters look legitimate - printed on high-quality paper, branded with a company logo, and.

You don’t need a government or millions in funding to impersonate someone today. All it takes is 10 seconds of audio and free AI tools from the internet. That’s how the White House Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, was impersonated in one of the most brazen attacks we’ve seen. Her.

⚠️ $59 million. That’s how much NSO Group spent last year just to find new ways to hack your phone. Let that number sit with you for a second. While most people don’t even bother updating their software or securing their SIM cards, spyware vendors are investing tens of millions.

One company helped steal $263 million. And no one stopped them. The FBI just released a damning report on Funnull Technology Inc. - a quiet facilitator behind hundreds of thousands of crypto scam websites. From 2023 to 2025, Funnull’s infrastructure supported more than 332,000.

🚩 16,000 websites. Tracked in incognito mode. That’s how far Meta went - secretly collecting browser activity through Facebook and Instagram apps, even when users believed they were browsing privately. Researchers found that Meta and Yandex deployed scripts that bypassed

83% of Android users don’t install security updates on time. That delay could cost them everything. Google just patched over 30 high-severity vulnerabilities in Android. Some of these flaws allow attackers to gain system-level access without elevated privileges. Just one tap on

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