Cybercriminals are trying to take over your Instagram — The best of CES 2022
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4 things you need to know today 1. Fall for this fake 'copyright notice' and someone could take over your Instagram account Have you recently received a message on Instagram that a post has violated copyright? Be cautious when opening notifications, as criminals have been faking warnings to steal account details. We'll explain what's happening and give you ways to avoid losing control of your account. Tap or click here to dodge this viral social media scam. → |
2. Scam warning: Think twice before you click that Google Docs notification Google's online word processing platform Docs is a popular way to create text documents and collaborate with others. But it's this productivity function that is now being targeted by cybercriminals to get malware on your computer. We'll explain how this tricky attack works and tell you how to avoid falling victim. Tap or click here to stay protected from malware spreading through Google Docs. → |
3. CES 2022: What you can buy now and all the best announcements A new year brings new tech products and innovations, and the Consumer Electronics Show has always been the event to watch. CES took place this week as a hybrid virtual and live event in Las Vegas. We've gathered a few tech highlights for you to check out, including a self-filling bath, an assistive robot and a smart mirror speaker. Tap or click here to check out some of the highlights from CES 2022. → |
4. 4 essential ways to keep hackers out of your smart home security cameras Crooks aren't just after your bank accounts and social media profiles. They will attack pretty much anything that will give them ways to rip you off, including access to your home. That's why it's important to lock down your home security cameras to keep hackers from gaining access and spying on your every move. Tap or click here to keep hackers from accessing your security cams. → |
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🎧 AUDIO BRIEFING | | Goodbye 3G, CES winners, 'Harry Potter' reunion flubs The major wireless providers are doing away with 3G, and the impact goes well beyond your smartphone. Plus, Ben has the best products announced at this year's CES. Matt, our trusty internet scout, has the stories going viral online, including what the "Harry Potter" reunion special got wrong. Play Now • 46 min ▶ |
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