Security for Beginners
12,490 members · Technology Groups · Created February 2019
Off-topic posts / spam may be removed. All about security best practices for computers, smartphones, and other connected devices - esp. for beginners.
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- @GabrielThuneberg — 100% 🇸🇪🇫🇮 @reclaimthenet
- @GabrielThuneberg — WHO Says Pandemic Determinations Can Be Made Without ‘Evidence of Illness’ “Evidence of illness is not required” to trigger international pandemic reporting, t…
- @jupirila — 20 common scams. https://www.theepochtimes.com/article/20-common-scams-and-how-to-spot-them-6071575?utm_source=RTNews&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=rtb…
- @RevBaker — Phone number fraud and SIM redirect hacks are becoming a problem but you may have the upper hand and control. On your carrier's webpage or app you can have an …
- @GabrielThuneberg — The AI browser boom has a dangerous new security problem "Researchers said a malicious prompt hidden inside an email, social media post or online comment can c…
- @GabrielThuneberg — My Man!
- @RevBaker — Posted this up on the GAB Vets site as well. Kinda long read but you'll know next time you use either of these ID verifier sites..... This is an object lesson …
- @RevBaker — LG has found away to fill your PC with adware and spam. How? LG sells monitors. The monitors aren't smart enough to load anything to a PC but LG weaponized the…
- @RevBaker — For those receiving Social Security payments sent to direct deposit at a bank, there is a scam afoot that allows hackers/impersonators to reroute your deposit …
- @CyberMinion — 163 days remaining before Google locks down Android. Every app developer must reveal their identity to Google, sign a lengthy contact, and pay a fee, in order …