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Fake cryptocurrency giveaway sites have tripled this year
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- 05:03 AM
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Uber hacked, internal systems breached and vulnerability reports stolen
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- SEPTEMBER 16, 2022
- 12:30 AM
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 04:45 PM
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 03:10 PM
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 02:28 PM
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 02:13 PM
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 02:08 PM
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New malware bundle self-spreads through YouTube gaming videos
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 01:35 PM
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 12:48 PM
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Zoom outage left users unable to sign in or join meetings
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 11:35 AM
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Russian hackers use new info stealer malware against Ukrainian orgs
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 10:38 AM
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 10:15 AM
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 07:12 AM
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Webworm hackers modify old malware in new attacks to evade attribution
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- SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
- 06:00 AM
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- SEPTEMBER 14, 2022
- 06:54 PM
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Microsoft 365 now auto-updates apps on locked or idle devices
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- SEPTEMBER 14, 2022
- 03:29 PM
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Gay hookup site typosquatted to push dodgy Chrome extensions, scams
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- SEPTEMBER 14, 2022
- 02:15 PM
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- SEPTEMBER 14, 2022
- 02:05 PM
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Death of Queen Elizabeth II exploited to steal Microsoft credentials
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- SEPTEMBER 14, 2022
- 01:52 PM
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