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Bleeping Computer
A malicious extension in the Chrome Web Store is masquerading as the Perplexity AI answer engine, intercepting search traffic and collecting browsing information. [...]
Graham Cluley
When a Romanian businesswoman fell for a fake Dubai Crown Prince in a $2.5 million romance scam, investigators tracked the fraudster to his Nigerian mansion - only to discover he was masquerading as a campaigning philanthropist. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Register
Redmond argued schools, education authorities are responsible for GDPR An Austrian digital privacy group has claimed victory over Microsoft after the country's data protection regulator ruled the software giant "illegally" tracked students via its 365 Education platform and used their data.…
The Register
Wi-Fi spy with my little eye that same guy I saw at another hotspot Researchers in Italy have developed a way to create a biometric identifier for people based on the way the human body interferes with Wi-Fi signal propagation.…
Dark Reading
The group, called FishMonger or Aquatic Panda, is working under contract for the Chinese government to steal data from governmental organizations, Catholic charities, NGOs, think tanks, and more.
The Register
Threatened with life in prison, Kyiv charity worker gives middle finger to state spies A Russian programmer defied the Federal Security Service (FSB) by publicizing the fact his phone was infected with spyware after being confiscated by authorities.…
ZDNet Security
How does your phone know that a Bluetooth tracker is monitoring you? What should you do if you find one? We answer all your questions about the new iOS and Android Bluetooth tracking features, and more.
ZDNet Security
With the release of iOS 14, Apple promised to protect iPhone users from having the MAC address of their devices being tracked. That feature was fundamentally broken. Until now.
The Register
Infosec systems designer alleged to have chatted with undercover agent A 30-year-old former National Security Agency (NSA) employee arrested for allegedly trying to sell classified information was tied the crime by FBI investigators who claim they linked him to the printing of secret documents after communicating with someone offering them for sale online.…
ZDNet Security
Who wouldn't want a 'Duck address,' especially when it's defending them from spam, tracking, and other untoward internet elements?