Roni Carta, a cybersecurity engineer who won $50,000 (approximately 7.4 million yen) at the Google-sponsored bug discovery event 'LLM bugSWAT,' summarizes the events at the event on his blog.
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Hackers are using Google search results to spread fake apps filled with malware — don't fall for this
A new malware campaign is using SEO poisoning in order to lure victims into downloading fake versions of common apps that are malicious. As reported by Cybernews, reports that hackers are putting ...
About a week ago, if you searched for [disney account] and looked at the Disney search result listing in Google Search, you'd see a sitelink that reads, "Black hat SEO approaches..." And guess what, ...
An SEO consultant posted on LinkedIn that one of his websites saw a 50% decline in traffic in a two week period. This was due to the site being hacked, content being injected and Google indexing that ...
Hackers attacked the tech giant’s Salesforce database, which stores and manages customer data for businesses Google recommends using a passkey — like a fingerprint or face scan — for maximum account ...
Tired of intrusive ads and slow websites? 'The Times of India' introduces a 'Hack of the Day' to streamline your online experience. Discover how light ...
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