ongoing and widespread malware campaign force-installed malicious Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browser extensions in over 300,000 browsers, modifying the browser's executables to hijack homepages and steal browsing history.
(Check your extensions - list of extensions you should get rid off)
Always good when ya get a good bill of health
Well, at least for one/two email addresses you use
Its near impossible to have all email addresses with not one pwnage(unless you only have 1/2 3 Max & don't sign up for a lot of shite using they emails) - heck I have one that has 17 🫣 none however have actual personal stuff like bank details or that real stuff that can be used by criminals 😆 as long as you are aware of them and afterwards change they PWs for ALL accounts that could be affected
Not SOCRadar breach.... Or not?
What Exactly Happened in This Incident?
The investigation revealed that SOCRadar’s internal systems were not breached. The threat actor acquired a license from SOCRadar under a legitimate company name, providing access to the platform similar to any other customer. With this account, the actor could search for well-known domain names, collect Telegram channel names, and crawl these channels to harvest email addresses.
https://socradar.io/socradars-response-to-the-usdods-claim-of-scraping-330-million-emails/
In case you didn't know about these call features here's more about them
Call screen
https://support.google.com/phoneapp/answer/9094888
Some people might actually benefit from having them toggled on
/nosanitize
Hide for me - direct my call
https://support.google.com/phoneapp/answer/10104618#howHFMworks
Analysis of traffic data reveals a gradual decline in YouTube traffic in #Russia from late July, with a sudden marked reduction this morning, corroborating user reports of latency and outages; YouTube was one of the last social platforms still available in Russia
-- NetBlocks
Sidenote:
Kremlin wants Russians using their "YouTube" site 🤔
Meanwhile:
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has provisionally imposed a £6m fine on an NHS software provider over a data breach which affected more than 80,000 people.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c78llg7n5d5o
But the ICO stressed it was a provisional fine, and it would wait to hear from Advanced Computer Software Group before making a final decision.
E = Mc2 - Energy Milk Coffee
Fáilte Abhaile 🏴 “a nod’s as guid as a wink tae a blind horse”
ta be aff yer heid helps