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Identity Theft PART 3

Identity Theft PART 3


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Apple Fixes iOS and macOS Flaw That Could Bypass Security Prompts

Apple Updates iOS and macOS to Patch Flaw

Overview of the Issue Apple has released security patches for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia 15 to fix a problem that could allow certain apps to gain access to sensitive data without users knowing. This problem, identified as CVE-2024-44131 and rated 5.3 on the CVSS scale, was found in the…


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Identity Theft PART 2

Identity Theft PART 2


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New Threat Exploits Windows UI Automation to Bypass Security

New Threat Exploits Windows UI Automation to Bypass Security

How Windows UI Automation Can Be Misused for Harmful Actions A recent security discovery highlights how attackers can take advantage of Windows' UI Automation (UIA) framework to carry out a variety of malicious actions without triggering alarms from endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools. This…


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Master Crypto Thieves Use This One Script to Get Rich

Master Crypto Thieves Use This One Script to Get Rich 🔥 Crypto scams are everywhere these days. While Coffeezilla, Oompaville, and Mutahar are busy exposing the drama like the Hawk Tuah girl rug pull, we’re here to break down the tech behind Crypto Hacking. In this video, we’re diving…


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New Mobile Phishing Scheme Targets Android Users with Enhanced Antidot Trojan

New Mobile Phishing Scheme Targets Android Users with Enhanced Antidot Trojan

Sophisticated Mishing Campaign Unveiled Cybersecurity experts have discovered a new mobile phishing (mishing) attack aimed at distributing an advanced version of the Antidot banking malware. This marks the first time such a campaign has been identified by researchers in the field. You might be…


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QR Codes and Email Assaults: Black Basta Evolves

QR Codes and Email Assaults: Black Basta Evolves

Introduction Since early October 2024, the cybercriminal group known as Black Basta has been using new types of malware, including Zbot and DarkGate. They have also changed how they trick people, using different social methods to fool their targets. You might be interested in: Cyber Security…


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