‼️ Your ads might be funding malicious apps without you even knowing it. The DV Fraud Lab has discovered an influx of fake apps that are hijacking media budgets. Get the full story on Fox 4 👉https://buff.ly/nK0rqQV
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Digital IDs = surveillance trap. They link your identity to every click, enabling control like China’s social credit bans. Australia’s ID Act is going mandatory. Resist now—use encryption, ditch ID-hungry apps. More here: https://lnkd.in/gnvxfenD
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Good news as Meta adds warnings to protect older users from common scams: According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Report, reports Social Media Today, internet users over the age of 60 submitted the most complaints, and suffered the most losses last year, with a combined $4.8 billion lost to scams in this age group alone> https://lnkd.in/eZ2syEgZ #InternetScam #OnlineFraud #Facebook
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🚨 New Cyber-Safety Laws Coming to Australia – 10 December 🇦🇺 From 10 December, new laws will require major social media platforms to block accounts from children under 16 unless they can prove their age. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and more will need to take real steps to stop under-age sign-ups — or face major fines. These laws aim to give kids a safer online experience and hold tech companies responsible for protecting young users. Parents: now’s a good time to chat with your kids about online safety and review the accounts they use.
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Half-term means more screen time, and more risk. Here’s how parents can protect children online this break: 👀 Check privacy settings on games and apps 🚫 Disable location sharing and public chat 🔐 Use child-friendly website and apps like Kiddle or YouTube Kids 📱 Set screen time limits and keep devices in shared spaces 🗣️ Talk openly about online strangers, scams, and what to do if something feels wrong 📲 Install monitoring tools like Qustodio or Google Family Link Let’s keep Jersey’s children safe while they explore the digital world. #JerseyFraudForum #OnlineSafety #HalfTermTips
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New threat alert for Android users: Researchers have uncovered the “Pixnapping” side-channel attack, capable of stealing sensitive data — including 2FA codes from apps like Google Authenticator — in under 30 seconds, with no special permissions required.
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DuckDuckGo markets itself as a privacy browser. Privacy is cool. I'm sure they do fine there. I ran into an issue with their ads. I was able to replicate an issue where a person searched for a single word then clicked the first ad-supported result. The result was presumably for a major website. The ad, however, brought them to a support scam page that immediately went full-screen with this obnoxious window that also included beeping audio. Not cool. Plenty of reasons to follow some golden rules: -Avoid ad-supported search results. -Browse directly to common sites, especially if being told to visit via email/chat -Have some ad-blocking options available if you can
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It was never “fraud.” It was attribution fraud. The wild part? Instead of fixing the loopholes that made their tech so easy to game, some attribution platforms decided to monetize the problem - charging advertisers extra for “anti-fraud protection.” That’s like your bank refusing to update its locks, then billing you $5,000 a month for a security guard who occasionally yells, “Stop!” when someone walks off with your cash.
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🚨 New Android Trojan ‘Herodotus’ is on the move. It’s hitting phones in 🇮🇹 Italy & 🇧🇷 Brazil — stealing 2FA codes, logins, even lock PINs — and typing like a human to slip past fraud detection. 🔗 Read full report → https://lnkd.in/gpnEJdMt
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zLabs Identifies “Fantasy Hub,” A Powerful Android RAT Sold As MaaS 🏦 Our #zLabs researchers uncovered Fantasy Hub, an Android Remote Access Trojan distributed through a Malware-as-a-Service subscription model. Designed to steal banking credentials, intercept SMS, and exfiltrate images and videos, this threat highlights how easily attackers can weaponize mobile devices. Read the full analysis → https://okt.to/SmoT3f
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WhatsApp is taking privacy to the next level with its new “Who Can Message Me” feature. The update lets users control who can contact them by filtering messages from unknown numbers into a dedicated Requests folder. Combined with upcoming username-based chats, this move gives users more privacy, less spam, and a cleaner chat experience. Click on this link to read complete article ↓ https://lnkd.in/edkeyJbR
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