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A new online scam is luring users with a fake captcha that does not show a picture puzzle but is supposed to activate malicious code via a key combination - without them noticing.

Researchers say the highly effective social engineering technique is no longer the exception for malware attacks — it's now the rule.

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Lake Havasu City voters have heard the same phrase again and again during this election: smart growth. Nearly every City Council and mayoral candidate says they support it. Some call ...

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Your clipboard is a major security risk that hackers love to exploit.

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The latest email threats: real Microsoft login phishing, device code scams with a kill switch, split-click attacks, and the ...