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The platform is adding new checks as AI makes profiles easier to forge. But scammers can still invent a company to recruit for.
A domain used in software examples—third-party[.]com—now serves up a fake verification page that tells Windows users to run a PowerShell command.
Customers say they signed up for shipping rebates, then found recurring charges they didn’t expect.
The agent was looking for public spending data. It found a way into non-public files instead. What do we need to change to stop this from happening?
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A scammer asks you to enter a code to open a file or join a meeting. Approving it could sign them in to your account instead.
The extortion group says it stole sensitive data on FBI agents and job applicants, and wants the bureau to retract a warning about its tactics.
Tests found that some cheap smart glasses can be hijacked over Bluetooth, exposing their owners’ photos, videos, and personal data.
A simple terminal command can hijack Muse and use its extensive permissions to spy on Mac users and control their connected accounts.
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