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MALWAREBYTES:027A1CFB76119F8ED2389DBCF4EA210E
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Sep 05, 2022 - 10:00 a.m.
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A week in security (August 29 - September 4)
A week in security (August 29 - September 4)
2022-09-05
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twilio data breach
qr code phishing
kids' code
apple security update
malwarebytes
chromium browsers
twitter scam
james webb telescope
keylogger
tiktok vulnerability
location data breach.
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Last week on Malwarebytes Labs:
Twilio data breach turns out to be more elaborate than suspected
Playing Doom on a John Deere tractor with Sick Codes: Lock and Code S03E18
Chromium browsers can write to the system clipboard without your permission
British Airways customers targeted in lost luggage Twitter scam
Final Fantasy 14 players targeted by QR code phishing
How to set up an iPhone for your kids
James Webb telescope images used to hide malware
Malwarebytes receives highest rankings in recent third-party tests
Controversial Kidsβ Code aims to keep children safe online
Data broker sued for allegedly selling individualsβ sensitive location data
What is a keylogger?
TikTok vulnerability could have allowed hijackers to take over accounts
Apple releases security update for iPhones and iPads to address vulnerability
Stay safe!
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