North Korean hackers are using fake Zoom calls and Telegram takeovers to steal crypto from unsuspecting users.

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Threat actors are now using paid search ads on Google to spread conversations with ChatGPT and Grok that appear to provide ...

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Many popular apps collect more of your personal data than necessary to function properly. These 20 apps quietly scoop up your ...

The company is indicating the free 'dark web report' system wasn't that helpful. But Google is also hinting it's working on ...