Showing 361 to 372 of 2,395 results


Combating Spam: Practical Strategies for Reducing Unwanted Mail, Texts, and Emails
This article details how to reduce spam mail, political texts, and unwanted emails by contacting charities directly, using DMAchoice, employing email aliases, unsubscribing carefully, and using personal data removal services; it also discusses the legal limitations of stopping political texts.
Combating Spam: Practical Strategies for Reducing Unwanted Mail, Texts, and Emails
This article details how to reduce spam mail, political texts, and unwanted emails by contacting charities directly, using DMAchoice, employing email aliases, unsubscribing carefully, and using personal data removal services; it also discusses the legal limitations of stopping political texts.
Progress
56% Bias Score


FBI Warns of Resurgent Cyberattacks: Simple Steps for Protection
The FBI warned of resurgent Phantom Hacker attacks and fake Chrome installers used for ransomware, alongside a 5000% surge in Amazon impersonation attacks in two weeks and ongoing Gmail phishing attempts exploiting "no-reply" emails.
FBI Warns of Resurgent Cyberattacks: Simple Steps for Protection
The FBI warned of resurgent Phantom Hacker attacks and fake Chrome installers used for ransomware, alongside a 5000% surge in Amazon impersonation attacks in two weeks and ongoing Gmail phishing attempts exploiting "no-reply" emails.
Progress
36% Bias Score


Dutch Public Prosecution Service Cyberattack Causes Major Disruptions
A cyberattack on the Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has resulted in a week-long system shutdown, severely impacting communication with lawyers and causing significant delays in cases, particularly those concerning victims who require urgent legal action, such as restraining orders. The OM ack...
Dutch Public Prosecution Service Cyberattack Causes Major Disruptions
A cyberattack on the Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has resulted in a week-long system shutdown, severely impacting communication with lawyers and causing significant delays in cases, particularly those concerning victims who require urgent legal action, such as restraining orders. The OM ack...
Progress
36% Bias Score


Data Breach Exposes Thousands of Images and Messages from Women-Only Dating App
A data breach at the US-based women-only dating app Tea Dating Advice exposed 72,000 images and 59,000 posts, comments, and direct messages from users who signed up before February 2024, raising privacy concerns.
Data Breach Exposes Thousands of Images and Messages from Women-Only Dating App
A data breach at the US-based women-only dating app Tea Dating Advice exposed 72,000 images and 59,000 posts, comments, and direct messages from users who signed up before February 2024, raising privacy concerns.
Progress
44% Bias Score


German Constitutional Complaint Filed Against Bavarian Police Use of Palantir Software
The Chaos Computer Club and the Society for Civil Rights filed a constitutional complaint in Germany against Bavaria's use of Palantir's data analysis software, citing concerns over data privacy and insufficient oversight, following a 2023 Federal Constitutional Court ruling.
German Constitutional Complaint Filed Against Bavarian Police Use of Palantir Software
The Chaos Computer Club and the Society for Civil Rights filed a constitutional complaint in Germany against Bavaria's use of Palantir's data analysis software, citing concerns over data privacy and insufficient oversight, following a 2023 Federal Constitutional Court ruling.
Progress
40% Bias Score


German Minister Urges Increased Personal Preparedness Amidst Rising Threats
Rhineland-Palatinate's Interior Minister Michael Ebling urges citizens to increase personal preparedness for crises like power outages and natural disasters, citing state limitations and the Ahr Valley flood as examples, emphasizing the need for individual resilience against cyberattacks and disinfo...
German Minister Urges Increased Personal Preparedness Amidst Rising Threats
Rhineland-Palatinate's Interior Minister Michael Ebling urges citizens to increase personal preparedness for crises like power outages and natural disasters, citing state limitations and the Ahr Valley flood as examples, emphasizing the need for individual resilience against cyberattacks and disinfo...
Progress
40% Bias Score

Arizona Woman Sentenced for Role in $17 Million North Korean IT Scam
Christina Chapman, an Arizona woman, received an eight-year prison sentence for her participation in a $17 million scheme enabling North Korean operatives to steal American identities and secure IT positions at over 300 U.S. companies, including Fortune 500 firms, from 2020-2023, aiding North Korea'...

Arizona Woman Sentenced for Role in $17 Million North Korean IT Scam
Christina Chapman, an Arizona woman, received an eight-year prison sentence for her participation in a $17 million scheme enabling North Korean operatives to steal American identities and secure IT positions at over 300 U.S. companies, including Fortune 500 firms, from 2020-2023, aiding North Korea'...
Progress
36% Bias Score

Southwest Flight Makes Emergency Descent After Near-Miss with Fighter Jet
Southwest Airlines Flight 1496 from Burbank to Las Vegas experienced a rapid descent on Friday due to a near-miss with a Hawker Hunter jet, injuring two flight attendants; the FAA is investigating, and this follows a similar incident last week.

Southwest Flight Makes Emergency Descent After Near-Miss with Fighter Jet
Southwest Airlines Flight 1496 from Burbank to Las Vegas experienced a rapid descent on Friday due to a near-miss with a Hawker Hunter jet, injuring two flight attendants; the FAA is investigating, and this follows a similar incident last week.
Progress
44% Bias Score

Microsoft to Delete Authenticator App Passwords After August 1st
Microsoft will delete passwords saved in its Authenticator app after August 1st, 2024, prompting users to migrate to Microsoft Edge or another password manager to avoid data loss; this is part of a broader push towards passkey technology and Edge browser integration.

Microsoft to Delete Authenticator App Passwords After August 1st
Microsoft will delete passwords saved in its Authenticator app after August 1st, 2024, prompting users to migrate to Microsoft Edge or another password manager to avoid data loss; this is part of a broader push towards passkey technology and Edge browser integration.
Progress
48% Bias Score

FBI Warns of "Phantom Hacker" Scam Targeting Smartphone Users
The FBI warned about "Phantom Hacker" scams where cybercriminals impersonate tech support, financial institutions, and government agencies to steal users' life savings; this three-pronged attack, first flagged in September 2023 (alert I-091223-PSA), targets Android and iPhone users.

FBI Warns of "Phantom Hacker" Scam Targeting Smartphone Users
The FBI warned about "Phantom Hacker" scams where cybercriminals impersonate tech support, financial institutions, and government agencies to steal users' life savings; this three-pronged attack, first flagged in September 2023 (alert I-091223-PSA), targets Android and iPhone users.
Progress
48% Bias Score

Microsoft Phishing Scam Uses Google Docs, SharePoint for Credential Theft
A phishing scam uses fake Microsoft security alerts to steal user credentials via redirects from seemingly safe links (Google Docs/SharePoint) to fake login pages; this compromises user security and privacy.

Microsoft Phishing Scam Uses Google Docs, SharePoint for Credential Theft
A phishing scam uses fake Microsoft security alerts to steal user credentials via redirects from seemingly safe links (Google Docs/SharePoint) to fake login pages; this compromises user security and privacy.
Progress
40% Bias Score

BadBox 2.0 Infects 10 Million Android Devices
The BadBox 2.0 Android botnet has infected at least 10 million devices globally, with malware pre-installed in low-cost Chinese-manufactured IoT devices; Google filed a lawsuit, updated Google Play Protect, and the FBI warned users to disconnect infected devices.

BadBox 2.0 Infects 10 Million Android Devices
The BadBox 2.0 Android botnet has infected at least 10 million devices globally, with malware pre-installed in low-cost Chinese-manufactured IoT devices; Google filed a lawsuit, updated Google Play Protect, and the FBI warned users to disconnect infected devices.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Showing 361 to 372 of 2,395 results