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That free VPN Chrome and Firefox extension may be reading your clipboard every half a second, researchers warn
By Monica J. White Published
Researchers at Socket found two "VPN Go" browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox that posed as free VPNs while quietly stealing clipboard data through later updates.

This new tool can let you ask Claude if that 'too good to be true' online offer is actually a scam
By Craig Hale Published
Norton's scam detection will let you ask Claude whether an email or online deal looks suspicious without leaving the AI chatbot.

US Secret Service personnel are putting the lives of America’s VIPs at risk by refusing to use government-issued phones
By Benedict Collins Published
The Secret Service isn't abiding by its own guidance, and it could be putting lives at risk.

Microsoft takes down over 100 malicious Edge extensions hiding malware in images and fonts
By Craig Hale Published
Microsoft says the 119 malicious extensions were downloaded a total of 2.6 million times since 2021.

Nearly 400 illegal World Cup 2026 streaming sites taken offline by US DOJ
By Benedict Collins Published
Operation Offsides was a coordinated takedown of sites illegal streaming World Cup games.

FBI warns of Russian Intelligence phishing campaign abusing Signal support services
By Benedict Collins Published
Russian Intelligence are trying to hijack Signal accounts by tricking users into sending their Backup Recovery Keys

Over 14 million login credentials leaked from six ISPs in major data breach — here’s what we know
By Benedict Collins Published
The credentials were exposed via an attack on third-party software.

Watch out — that income tax form could actually be dangerous malware
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Researchers uncovered a fake tax notice campaign that delivered remote-access malware via staged downloads and encrypted communications.

GTA VI fans beware — experts warn 'a new wave of scam websites' is offering early access, but just stealing your bank details instead
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Cybercriminals are exploiting GTA VI anticipation with fake beta programmes designed to steal money, credentials, and personal information.
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