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social media security
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Discussions on social media security at WindowsForum.com cover phishing attacks impersonating Microsoft, data breaches like the Twitter incident affecting millions of accounts, and CISA's shift to using social media for urgent cybersecurity alerts. Topics also include AI content moderation vulnerabilities exploited via emojis and real-world hacking incidents targeting social platforms. These threads emphasize the importance of vigilance, understanding attack vectors, and staying informed about evolving threats to protect personal and organizational data on social media.
In the second quarter of 2024, Microsoft emerged as the most impersonated brand in phishing attacks, accounting for 57% of such incidents, according to Check Point Research. This significant increase underscores the growing trend of cybercriminals targeting major technology companies to exploit...
When Twitter confirmed that a hacker exploited a significant security vulnerability, it set off alarm bells not just within the company, but across the wider digital landscape. Such incidents underscore the growing concerns around data privacy, cybersecurity, and the responsibility that tech...
In a decisive shift that reflects both the fast-paced evolution of cyber threats and the changing habits of information consumption, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has updated its approach to sharing cyber-related alerts and notifications. As of May 12, the agency no...
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape where artificial intelligence stands as both gatekeeper and innovator, a newly uncovered vulnerability has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community. According to recent investigations by independent security analysts, industry leaders Microsoft...
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I have spoken about this before but I feel it is time to fill in a bit .
That is the E-Mail I got from Twitter informing me that Bill Gates was following me !
I thought it was a spoof a put on . Knowledgeable people I know are almost certain it is real .
I was posting funny Bill Gates videos...