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How To Avoid Being Scammed While Buying Taylor Swift Tickets Bc No, It’s Not Worth The Risk

Cyber security experts have warned that Swifties might be vulnerable to scammers when buying Eras tickers.

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Microsoft Teams is being hacked to crack Office 365 accounts - here's how to stay safe

Hackers look to exploit Microsoft Teams to steal people's Office 365 login credentials.

TechRadar

This devious malware looks like it has a whole load of new tricks up its sleeve

Two new IcedID variants, named Forked and Lite, were seen lacking key features of the malware, but that's no reason to get complacent.

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Companies hooked by phishing attacks sky rockets

A new report has revealed a 60 per cent increase in companies suffering financial losses from phishing attacks.

AAP

Disgusting scammers sending fake emails about Queen's death - designed to steal passwords

Scammers are using the tragic passing of Queen Elizabeth II for their own personal gain. Here's how to stay safe.

Chronicle Live

Don’t reply to all: Scammers now talk amongst themselves to find new victims

Hackers are starting to spear phish people with elaborate new group-email stings

Evening Standard

Microsoft Fixes Flaw Exploited By State-Backed Hackers

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) released a fix for Windows zero-day flaw exploited by state-backed hackers. However, cybersecurity firm Sophos noted that the fix did not feature on the list of patches included in the release. However, it confirmed the mitigation of Follina. Microsoft strongly recommended that customers install the updates for complete protection from the vulnerability. Also…

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Microsoft Office Has A Vulnerability That Chinese Hackers Are Exploiting

Hackers purportedly linked to the Chinese government are exploiting a recently discovered vulnerability in Microsoft Corporation’s (NASDAQ: MSFT) Office.

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