Facebook was quietly harvesting browser data from 16,000 websites in the EU alone. Researchers have now confirmed what many feared—Meta and Yandex apps were running hidden scripts on Android devices that collected users’ web activity in the background. No notifications. No

⚠️ You won’t believe how a “safe” VPN with 100,000 users just turned into spyware. FreeVPN One, a Chrome extension with a verified badge and thousands of positive reviews, was secretly taking screenshots of everything its users did online. Banking logins. Private emails. Crypto

Back in 1st grade, around 1972, my school's library books promised me jet packs, flying cars, and a moon base by the year 2000. We've seen the first two making a little progress lately, but seriously, where is the moon base? Look, beating China just to plant a flag again is not

You won’t believe how hackers are turning ChatGPT into a weapon. A ransomware group called Storm-2460 is disguising malware as a legitimate ChatGPT desktop app. Once installed, it quietly deploys a backdoor called PipeMagic, giving hackers full control over your system. The

Are we doomed because of AI-powered phishing? Researchers just proved that attackers can now spin up a fully functioning fake website in just 60 seconds using GenAI tools. No verification required. No barriers. Just type a prompt, hit publish, and suddenly a convincing clone of

⚠️ You won’t believe how 6 months of silence can destroy trust The Business Council of New York State just revealed a breach that exposed the personal, financial, and even medical data of over 47,000 people. But here’s the alarming part: the breach happened in February and

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North Korea doesn’t need missiles to hurt America — it just needs remote logins. The reality is this: they’re already inside. Over $1.4 billion in crypto was stolen this year in a single breach — tied directly to North Korean hackers. And that’s just one incident. But these

🚨 15.8 million PayPal credentials just surfaced online. Even if only 10% are real, that’s over 1.5 million people at risk of fraud. And here’s the truth: hackers don’t need all of them - just one good hit. Once login details are exposed, the domino effect begins. Attackers

⚠️ 1 flaw. 3 targets. 0 MFA. Coinbase. CBP. White House. This isn’t fiction — it’s what happened with TeleMessage, a Signal clone now being actively exploited by hackers. - Coinbase had internal chats leaked. - Customs and Border Protection’s data was exposed. - The U.S.

🚨 SIM swaps are scary. But SS7 exploits are silent. When someone hijacks your number through a SIM swap, at least you know something is wrong — your service drops, your apps start logging you out, panic kicks in. But with SS7-based tracking attacks? You never know. A

One hacked Verizon login = full call record history stolen. That’s what happened when a former U.S. Army soldier broke into the internal systems of major telecom providers like AT&T and Verizon. He didn’t just gain access — he walked away with an entire database of who called

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Modern cyberattacks don’t need your password. They just change how your system thinks. BigONE just lost $27 million in a hack that didn’t touch a single private key. The attacker didn’t need to guess credentials or crack encryption. Instead, they altered the operating logic of

Cancel Netflix if you want. That’s fine. But canceling Netflix doesn’t cancel your responsibility as a parent. The television is not a babysitter. It’s your job to know what your kids are watching, to set boundaries, and to make sure the content aligns with your values.

The FBI found 90+ laptops labeled with stolen identities. Imagine what they missed. An Arizona woman has just been sentenced for running what prosecutors call one of the largest North Korean IT worker fraud schemes ever charged. Her home was a “laptop farm” - rows of machines,

🚨 43% revenue growth… then $14M gone overnight WOO X was on track for a record year. Projected revenue up 43%. A growing user base. Strong market confidence. Then one phishing attack hit a team member’s device — and $14 million in crypto was gone in minutes. This is the

Hackers didn’t need to break through firewalls. They just talked their way in. The Allianz Life breach that exposed data on the majority of its 1.4 million U.S. customers wasn’t a story of high-tech malware or advanced exploits. It was social engineering - one of the oldest

The “remote job” scam is the new phishing email - but 10x more dangerous. We’ve all learned to spot the bad emails. Weird grammar. Strange links. Suspicious attachments. But job scams have evolved past that. Now, they arrive as a friendly text or DM from someone posing as a

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