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Character Belongs to - @aleeshamadison
Ebony Adler <3
tbh i love the orignal more..
Character Belongs to @aleeshamadison
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SIM swapping is real, and this setting protects me from it
SIM swapping is a serious threat that can have significant consequences. By understanding how it works and taking proactive steps to protect yourself, you can significantly reduce your risk of becoming a victim. Don’t underestimate the importance of 2FA and staying vigilant against phishing scams – they’re your first line of defense in this ongoing battle. What is SIM Swapping? SIM swapping, also…
Prevent SIM Swapping: Essential Security Tips
SIM-jacking is also known as SIM swapping or SIM hijacking. It is a sophisticated form of identity theft. This type of theft targets your mobile phone number. Here’s how it works and what you can do to protect yourself: How SIM-Jacking Works Information Gathering: Attackers collect personal information about the victim through various means. These include phishing and social engineering.…
Friend.tech rolls out 2FA feature amid surge in SIM-swap attacks
Decentralized social media platform Friend.tech has launched a new 2FA feature to counter rising SIM-swap attacks targeting its users. The team behind the decentralized app announced in an Oct. 9 X post that users can now set up a 2FA…
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Hackers target Friend.tech users with cunning verification scam
Users of Friend.Tech — a decentralized social network — have recently been targeted by numerous hacker attacks.
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Hackers Use SIM Swapping Technique to Gain Access to Microsoft Azure Machines
Researchers uncovered a financially motivated threat group known as ‘UNC3944’ which employs phishing and SIM-swapping techniques to seize control of Microsoft Azure admin accounts. Enabling them to exploit Azure’s Serial Console on VMs for persistent installation of remote management software and covert surveillance through Azure Extensions. UNC3944, an identified threat group, has been actively…
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