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DuckDuckGo Browser Will Block Microsoft Trackers
The developers of DuckDuckGo have announced that the company’s browser will soon block all third-party trackers and Microsoft scripts, although…
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Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturer Semikron Became a Victim of LV Ransomware
German power semiconductor manufacturer Semikron was hit by ransomware attack, leaving the company’s network partially encrypted. Apparently, the company fell…
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Building Materials Manufacturer Knauf Became a Victim of Black Basta Ransomware
The international company Knauf Group, engaged in the production of various materials for construction work, suffered from the attack of…
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Carding Site BidenCash Releases Credit Card Data for Free
Researchers have uncovered a new carding site, BidenCash, whose operators are trying to gain publicity by posting credit card details…
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Chrome Extensions May Be Tracking the User on the Internet
A researcher known as z0ccc claims that Chrome extensions may be tracking user activity on the Internet. z0ccc created the…
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Google Bans Deepfake-Related Projects in Colaboratory
Google has quietly banned deepfake-related projects from using its Colaboratory (Colab) service, ending the massive use of the platform’s resources…
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DuckDuckGo Browser Enables Microsoft Trackers
The privacy-focused DuckDuckGo browser allows Microsoft trackers hosted on third-party sites under a search agreement between the two companies. Bleeping…
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Deepfakes with Elon Musk Are Used to Advertise the Fraudulent BitVex Platform
Experts have discovered that scammers are using deepfakes of Elon Musk and other well-known cryptocurrency proponents to advertise the BitVex…
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Bank of Zambia Trolls Hive Malware Operators and Sends Them DickPics
Last week, the Bank of Zambia, the country’s central bank, was hacked, but it began to troll the hackers. According…
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Hack group Stormous hacked Coca-Cola’s servers
Hack group Stormous claims to have hacked Coca-Cola’s servers and stole over 161 GB of data. The hackers want to…
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