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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Here's how to stay safe from scams

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which means it’s the perfect time to learn how to protect yourself from scams

The Independent UK

California Faces Cybercrime Epidemic, Ranked Worst For Kids’ Online Safety In 2024

"43% of kids are victims." A study revealed that California has become the state with the highest number of cybercrimes aimed at children in 2024. The post California Faces Cybercrime Epidemic, Ranked Worst For Kids’ Online Safety In 2024 first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Hackers are using fake Google Meet errors to infect PCs and Macs with malware — don’t fall for this

The latest ClickFix campaign uses fake Google Meet pages and pop messages-up to infect vulnerable PCs and Macs with info-stealing malware.

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Why Now Is the Best Time To Protect Yourself From Potential Fraud

You can implement these easy measures today to reduce the risk of financial harm from exposed data.

Kiplinger

Hacker behind 2.9-billion person data breach caught — what you can do to stay safe

A Brazilian man, purported to be the hacker behind a massive August data breach, has been arrested by the Brazilian Federal Police.

Tom’s Guide

Intel responds to China's call for an investigation into chip failures and potential backdoors — chipmaker says it ‘always prioritized product safety and quality’

Intel says it has always prioritized product safety and quality in response to allegations from a major Chinese cyber security group.

Tom’s Hardware

London students fear abandoning courses over inability to apply for discounted fares

System for applying for travelcards yet to be restored after cyber-attack on Transport for London’s IT systems

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Chinese security officials call for investigation of Intel CPUs for chip failures and security flaws, says chipmaker 'threatens national security'

The Cyber Security Association of China called out Intel because its chips had several cybersecurity vulnerabilities and its products had a high failure rate. It further accused the company of enabling backdoors for digital espionage.

Tom’s Hardware

Technology Secretary asks Ofcom for online safety response to summer riots

Peter Kyle has written to the regulator for an update on its plans around misinformation in the Online Safety Act in the wake of the summer disorder.

The Independent UK

You can now check if your data has been leaked thanks to Surfshark's new tool

Check if your data has been compromised with Surfshark's Data Leak Checker

Tom’s Guide

What are keyloggers?

Everything you need to know about this info-stealing spyware

Tom’s Guide

This Android banking trojan uses a fake lock screen to steal your PIN and your cash — how to stay safe

The TrickMo banking trojan is back with upgraded capabilities that make it easier for hackers to use it to commit on-device fraud from vulnerable Android phones.

Tom’s Guide

3 Cybersecurity ETFs to Buy as Digital Threats Multiply

Investing in cybersecurity ETFs offers a strategic way to access a rapidly growing market driven by increasing digital threats, stricter regulations, and IoT expansion. Therefore, considering ETFs like Global X Cybersecurity (BUG), iShares Cybersecurity and Tech (IHAK), and First Trust NASDAQ Cybersecurity (CIBR) could be a wise choice for investors…

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Charities urge Government to target smaller websites under Online Safety Act

A group of charities and other organisations have written to the Prime Minister urging the Government to ignore Ofcom advice on the issue.

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New UK bill could force social media firms to make content less addictive for under 16s

The safer phones bill could ban companies from applying algorithms for young ‘doomscrolling’ teens

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft will end Windows 10 support in exactly one year

Microsoft will officially end support for its Windows 10 operating system on October 14th, 2025.

The Independent UK

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Tom’s Hardware

Internet Archive is back up in a provisional "read-only" state since cyberattack

Internet Archive works its way back online following sustained attacks and a major September security breach.

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Reason

Journal of Free Speech Law: "Hostile State Disinformation in the Internet Age," by Richard A. Clarke

A new article from the Daedalus (Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences) Future of Free Speech Symposium.

The Independent UK

UK ambulance services targeted by Russian hackers

Group targets a key supplier to the crucial Ambulance Radio Programme

Evening Standard

New anti-scam coalition co-founded by Google will target online criminals

British victims of online scams lose an average of £1,169 per person.

The National (Scotland)

Fury as Keir Starmer appoints another peer to fill Government post

KEIR Starmer has been slammed for appointing another new peer to fill a Government post – despite previous pledges to abolish the House of Lords.

International Business Times

Internet Archive Reels From 'Catastrophic' Cyberattack, Data Breach

The Internet Archive, an online repository of web pages, was offline Thursday after its founder confirmed a major cyberattack that exposed the data of millions of users and left the site defaced.

Tom’s Hardware

Internet Archive hacked and 31 million user accounts leaked — hacking group 'SN_Blackmeta' claims responsibility

Hacking group 'SN_Blackmeta' hacked The Internet Archive and leaked 31 Million user account data which includes emails and hashed passwords in an SQL file and defaced the website with a pop-up message.

Evening Standard

TfL cyber attack has left 'big' number of Londoners out of pocket, admits Sadiq Khan

Students and older Londoners are having to pay full fares as a result of the attack

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