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Security Experts Issue Alert As Another Google Search Query Gets SEO Poisoned Leading To Windows Malware
Security experts are raising the alarm against another search query on Google that comes under the tag of SEO poisoned. This ...
Beware! Hackers are going after people who are typing these 6 words in their computer
SOPHOS has issued a pretty recent cybersecurity alert in which the cyber-attack is related to SEO poisoning and is extremely ...
Hackers are targeting people who type these six words into their computer
Cybersecurity company SOPHOS issued an urgent warning on its website, asking people not to type six words into their search ...
Searching ‘Bengal Cats’ on Google may land you in big trouble
The specific search term "Are Bengal Cats legal in Australia?" might appear harmless, but Sophos experts say that this is ...
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Google users warned over bizarre six-word search term that can lead to severe consequences
Cybercriminals have been exploiting a very specific search term on Google to unleash malware on users' computers, with ...
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Urgent warning issued as hackers target anyone who types these six words into their computer
Cybersecurity company SOPHOS has issued an urgent warning on its website, asking people not to type the six words into their ...
New Chrome, Safari, Firefox Warning—Do Not Google These Words
Two unrelated stories have caught the imagination in recent days, both presenting a stark warning as to the risks in what you type into your Google search bar. Safe browsing is becoming ever more ...
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Browsing For ‘Are Bengal Cats Legal In Australia?’ Can Lead To SEO Poisoning
A recent cybersecurity warning has been issued for Australian users, with reports showing a dangerous SEO poisoning attack.
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How can you get hacked by searching online for info on cats?
A team of cybersecurity researchers from Sophos have discovered a unique SEO poisoning campaign targeting people searching ...
These are the 6 words you should not type if you don’t want your computer to get hacked
Cybercriminals are getting ever more sophisticated in how the target victims. Sophos, a cybersecurity firm, has issued a new warning for cat lovers.
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Don't Google This Oddly Specific Cat Question (Unless You Want Malware)
Another Google search query has been SEO-poisoned, meaning searching a specific phrase and clicking on a top link could lead to Windows malware, according to a recent report from cybersecurity firm ...