Cybercrime - Page 36

April 12

Hackers find a way around built-in Windows protections

If not properly managed, Windows Defender Application Control, a security feature with Windows, could be a potential security vulnerability.

April 11

China linked to major US cyberattack during Biden’s term

Palantir’s head of defense, Mike Gallagher, joins ‘America’s Newsroom’ to react to a Wall Street Journal report alleging China was behind a major U.S. cyberattack during President Biden’s time in office.

April 11

Can't find your Android phone? Here's what to do to track it down

There are multiple ways to find your missing Android phone after it goes missing. One method involves using a smartwatch to ping your phone.

April 10

Chinese officials claimed behind closed doors PRC played role in US cyberattacks: report

Chinese officials reportedly acknowledged the PRC's role in cyberattacks on U.S. infrastructure that occurred over the past few years, during a secret meeting in December.

April 10

How thieves use new credit card numbers before you receive them

The CyberGuy provides tips to protect yourself from criminals who use various methods to make unauthorized transactions using your account information.

April 10

I helped Biden defend against national security threats. NSA needs skilled leaders not politics

Biden's National Counterterrorism Center director warns Trump's firings of top NSA staffers aids our enemies. Their replacements need the right skills and shouldn't be political.

April 9

200 million social media records leaked in major X data breach

X hit with massive data breach with 200 million records leaked, including emails. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson offers seven tips to help protect yourself.

April 8

Criminals impersonating loved ones by phone in disturbing scam

Kurt 'CyberGuy' Knutsson joins 'Fox & Friends' to warn about a disturbing new scam where criminals use AI to clone the voices of loved ones and trick victims into sending money.

April 8

US bank regulator tells Congress it suffered 'major' hack that exposed sensitive information

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on Tuesday said it reported a major incident to Congress that exposed sensitive information.

April 5

DoubleClickjacking hack turns double-clicks into account takeovers

Double-clicking is something we all do, often without giving it a second thought. But it could be giving hackers permission to do something dangerous.