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[whereisthedamndaddymanual]

It's not like I care about that account that much.

But damn.

[bydficom2]

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[cryptonewspod]

Kibho Cryptocurrency: Real or Fake? Kibho Coin Price Prediction & Company Details at kibho.in

Kibho Cryptocurrency Overview Company NameBMUU AND KIBHO TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITEDCorporate Identification Number (CIN)U28999AP2020PTC114616DirectorsKilapharty Venkatarao, Kilaparthi Nirmala, Venkatarao KilaphartyProduct CategoriesKirana Store Product, CryptocurrencyHead OfficeVisakhapatnam, Andhra PradeshIncorporation Date28 May 2020Emailbmuu.wheels@gmail.comStatusActiveCompany…

[umesh23]

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[orbitbrain]

Godfather Android Banking Trojan Targeting Over 400 Applications

Godfather Android Banking Trojan Targeting Over 400 Applications

Home › Mobile Security Godfather Android Banking Trojan Targeting Over 400 Applications By Ionut Arghire on December 22, 2022 Tweet The Godfather Android banking trojan has been observed targeting over 400 banking and crypto applications in 16 countries, threat intelligence firm Group-IB warns. Godfather was initially observed in June 2021 and is believed to be the successor of the Anubis banking…

[netspend-login-us]

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NetSpend Login prepaid cards work similarly to debit cards, however, with one significant and severe difference. They are not fixed to an existing bank account. Moreover, you can use a prepaid NetSpend card as you would any other card. To buy cash checks, receive deposits, pay bills, and withdraw cash from ATMs. 

A NetSpend Login card provides a few similar characteristics to a traditional bank card, such as on-the-go account management through a mobile app. It also includes online account numbers to help preserve against fraud, customizable text alerts and identity theft, federal deposit insurance, and zero liability via the issuing bank. NetSpend cards are broadcasted by The Bancorp Bank, Republic Bank, and MetaBank. 

Refreshing your NetSpend balance is simple, thanks to a difference in loading choices. Additionally, its cards are compatible with Western Union and PayPal, permitting you to send money to family and friends and transfer funds within accounts as required. 

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[nigeriabitcoincommunity]

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[kinksmog]

i was desperate for money in 2020-2021 so i did mine crypto for a little bit and did make some money from it, but ultimately decided to just look for jobs and not get super fucked by the irs on accident later. Anyway, if you’re like me and you tried it out and you used a website called NiceHash, they’re apparently going to try to charge inactive accounts.

I got this email:

I did look on Reddit and apparently some people were able to cancel their accounts and some were not, as if the option had been taken away from their website. I haven’t had the opportunity to look into this, but I was able to still login to my account to look around. These are what they’re saying they will charge for whatever infractions that occurred against your account:

0.00010000 BTC per month, which as of right now’s price for bitcoin translates to about $5 a month from my very lazy estimate because I accidentally left some bitcoin in my wallet and never cashed it out the last time I logged in 3 years ago.

I’m not sure how legal this is, I’m not sure if it’ll get squashed by backlash, I’m not really sure what to do except maybe start mining again? That’s what it seems like they want anyway.

Regardless I hope this information helps anyone else that might be affected by it.

[lejellabsxd2e]

Keamanan dalam Pembelian Kripto: Langkah-langkah untuk Melindungi Investasi Anda

Investasi dalam cryptocurrency memberikan peluang keuntungan yang menarik, namun, sejalan dengan potensi keuntungan tinggi, risiko keamanan juga meningkat. Dengan meningkatnya serangan siber dan potensi pencurian cryptocurrency, sangat penting bagi para investor untuk mengambil langkah-langkah keamanan yang tepat. Artikel ini akan membahas beberapa langkah yang dapat diambil untuk melindungi investasi kripto Anda.

1. Pilih Dompet Digital yang Aman

Pertama-tama, pastikan Anda menggunakan dompet digital yang aman untuk menyimpan cryptocurrency Anda. Ada berbagai jenis dompet, termasuk dompet perangkat keras, dompet perangkat lunak, dan dompet online. Dompet perangkat keras sering dianggap sebagai opsi teraman karena mereka menyimpan kunci pribadi secara offline, mengurangi risiko akses ilegal.

2. Simpan Kunci Pribadi dengan Aman

Kunci pribadi adalah kunci untuk mengakses aset kripto Anda. Pastikan untuk menyimpan kunci pribadi dengan aman dan hindari membagikannya dengan siapa pun. Pertimbangkan menggunakan teknologi penyimpanan aman, seperti brankas fisik atau penyimpanan aman digital.

3. Gunakan Autentikasi Dua Faktor (2FA)

Mengaktifkan autentikasi dua faktor (2FA) adalah langkah keamanan yang sangat penting. Dengan 2FA, bahkan jika seseorang mendapatkan akses ke kata sandi Anda, mereka masih memerlukan kode tambahan yang dikirimkan ke perangkat Anda untuk mengakses akun.

4. Hindari Penggunaan Dompet di Pertukaran Crypto

Pertukaran cryptocurrency dapat menjadi sasaran empuk bagi serangan siber. Gunakan pertukaran hanya untuk melakukan transaksi dan segera pindahkan aset Anda ke dompet pribadi yang lebih aman. Ini membantu mengurangi risiko kehilangan akses ke aset Anda dalam kasus pertukaran mengalami masalah keamanan.

5. Hati-hati dengan Phishing dan Scam

Phishing dan penipuan adalah ancaman umum dalam ekosistem cryptocurrency. Hindari mengklik tautan yang mencurigakan dan pastikan selalu memverifikasi alamat situs web yang Anda kunjungi. Waspadai juga pesan atau email palsu yang mencoba memperoleh informasi pribadi atau kredensial login Anda.

6. Diversifikasi Investasi Anda

Diversifikasi portofolio kripto Anda dapat membantu melindungi investasi Anda dari fluktuasi nilai satu mata uang kripto. Selalu bijak dalam memilih berbagai aset kripto untuk mendistribusikan risiko Anda.

7. Tetap Update dengan Keamanan Terbaru

Dunia keamanan siber terus berkembang, dan metode serangan pun berkembang. Tetaplah update dengan berita dan perkembangan keamanan terbaru dalam ekosistem cryptocurrency. Ini memungkinkan Anda untuk mengambil langkah-langkah yang sesuai untuk melindungi investasi Anda.

8. Membeli Koin Drive to Earn

Dalam memilih koin mana yang akan kita beli pasti akan ada keragukan dalam hati. Drive to Earn hadir untuk Anda dengan transparansi sistem dan juga kejelasan produk yang bisa Anda lihat di lejellabs.io dan Anda bisa melihat ada White Paper Drive to Earn yang berisi tentang penjelasan projek ini. Bekerja sama dengan Lejel Labs Global menjadikan koin ini dapat lebih dipercaya untuk Anda bisa berinvestasi.

Dengan mengambil langkah-langkah keamanan ini, Anda dapat meningkatkan tingkat keamanan investasi cryptocurrency Anda. Ingatlah bahwa keamanan adalah tanggung jawab pribadi, dan dengan berhati-hati, Anda dapat mengurangi risiko potensial yang terkait dengan kepemilikan cryptocurrency.

[cryptonewspod]

Crypto Loko No Deposit Bonus Codes 2023: Cryptocurrency Gambling ?

Introduction In the fast-paced world of online gambling, cryptocurrencies have revolutionized the way we play and transact. With their enhanced security, transparency, and accessibility, cryptocurrencies offer a unique and exciting experience for both seasoned players and newcomers alike. One of the key attractions in the cryptocurrency gambling realm is the availability of enticing bonuses,…

[moonlitcomet]

When avoiding scams and being hacked on discord specifically:

Don't click suspicious links. If you are not expecting it, do not open it.

Use 2FA when possible. It is the strongest way to protect yourself, but you still need to be vigilant and make sure you don't give away your accounts in other ways [ie token grabbers, QR codes, or other instant-login services].

Don't share passwords across accounts, especially with sensitive ones such as banking or legal documentation. The fewer shared passwords you have, the less likely a large data breach is going to affect a large number of your accounts and information.

Those "exposed" servers are phishing scams via verification bots. Someone sending you a DM saying that you may have sent someone pornography or nudes, and to join a server to see what it's about, is trying to lead you on to scan a login QR code, which bypasses 2FA and password usage.

If someone "accidentally reported you" it's a scam, they are playing off of a sense of fear and will ask you for your passwords by sending you to fake support accounts. You do not give passwords to official support, they do not need your password in order to access your account on their platform.

Continuing the above, websites will never make you prove your innocence in such a situation.

Anything to do with "crypto market" is a scam.

Do not download any files from people asking you to playtest a game, those "games" are token grabbers. Token grabbers are capable of bypassing 2FA, and can allow attackers to enter your account without a password.

Remove permissions from all bots that can "join servers for you". These bots can rejoin servers that you leave, or send you to different servers without your consent to artificially inflate user numbers.

Be vigilant when using the internet and especially social media or discord. Hackers and scammers rely almost 100% on you blundering into their schemes via panic, anger, or lack of knowledge. These same types of scams have been circulating the internet for over a decade in some cases, and victims fall for it when they aren't aware of the scam in the first place.

More general internet advice per @oldmanyaoi-jpeg:

If a message or group is trying to quickly induce a strong emotion, such as fear or anger, be aware that they may be trying to trick you into making an emotional decision (ex. "exposed" groups and accidental reporting scams)

additionally, any message with a deadline should be regarded with heavy suspicion, as they are likely trying to trick you into making a decision driven by panic (paypal and amazon payment scams)

Never click on a link that you find even remotely suspect, or call a number provided in a suspect message. Always get contact information directly from that entity (ex. go to paypal or amazon directly to check for suspicious activity or contact CS instead of clicking a provided "dispute" link)

If you aren't expecting a link, email, text, attachment, etc. it should always be judged suspiciously. (ex. "we have your package" scams, playtester scams, "you have a virus" scams)

If you are being asked to reveal any personal information, stop and examine everything critically, as you are likely getting scammed. Specifically and especially passwords- I work in IT. If people who have business with your account want in your account, we're getting into your account, and we don't need your password for it.

Be critical of the permissions asked for by an app you're linking to an account. "Joining servers" is one to be suspicious of, but there's plenty more (making posts for you, having access to documents in gdrive, seeing any personal information, etc) that you should always think about before giving to an app.

Delete accounts and remove access for apps that you aren't using. Reducing your digital footprint will reduce your vulnerability- no need to worry about an email regarding an old Venmo account if you've deleted it, for example. Compromised apps can't affect your account if you take away their permissions either.

2FA is the easiest way to protect yourself from any scam or malicious action, as even if you willingly give up your password, nobody can get in without your verification. So my final advice of the day:

Set up 2FA, and never give any verification code you receive to anyone who may be asking for it, no matter how much you trust them. The only time you should confirm a login with 2FA is when YOU are logging in.

[lesbianinaginkgoforest]

omg thank god the crypto bots didn't get you here too

thanks twitter security for not impeding to have my data breached and shit, because none of my emails was hacked they just hacked my twitter... will get full functionality in like 30+ hours so... and will switch all my login info in those accs and use a double verification app a friend told me to use

[heich0e]

(me trying to attract kenma) aww its so sad about the FTX collapse, hope your crypto is ok </3 this is just like when i forgot my neopets login :(

[mariacallous]

As the Israel-Hamas war escalated this week, WIRED looked at the conditions that contributed to Israel's intelligence failures ahead of Hamas' initial attack last Saturday, as well as the hacktivism and digital mayhem that has subsequently sprung up around the kinetic war. The situation has led to a torrent of misinformation across global discourse, particularly on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), where fake photos, old videos, and video game footage have exploded on an unprecedented scale. 

X’s Trust and Safety team claims it has been working to address the situation, but company CEO Elon Musk has been “posting through it,” sharing conspiracies and engaging with QAnon discourse on the platform. The chaotic situation on X has been difficult for the average user to keep up with. In one case, a graphic Hamas video that Donald Trump Jr. shared on the platform actually turned out to be legitimate, even though it seemed at first look like it might have been part of the broader deluge of misinformation. And beyond just X, rumors of a “Global Day of Jihad” on Friday unleashed a dangerous wave of disinformation across digital platforms—one that threatened to cross into real-world violence.

With the trial of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried in full swing this week, WIRED took a deep look at the day someone stole hundreds of millions of dollars from the ill-fated cryptocurrency exchange as it was declaring bankruptcy. And new evidence released by researchers this week indicates that the stolen FTX funds went through a chain of intermediaries that eventually led to Russia-linked money launderers.

As chaos in the United States House of Representatives continues over Republicans' inability to deal with far-right hardliners and elect a new speaker, WIRED reported that Republican Party leaders have imposed cell phone bans in an attempt to keep backroom dealmaking under wraps. The United Nations' top internet governance body may host its next two annual meetings in countries known for repressive digital policies and abusive information control, which risks normalizing internet censorship. And white supremacist “active clubs” are gaining traction in part through communication on the messaging app Telegram.

Meanwhile, Google announced this week that it will make the more secure password replacement known as passkeys the default login option for its personal account holders as part of the company's efforts to promote adoption of the technology. And a new internet protocol vulnerability known as “HTTP/2 Rapid Reset” impacts virtually every web server around the world and will take years to stamp out, exposing some sites and digital services to denial of service attacks long-term.

And there's more. Each week we round up the security and privacy news that we didn’t cover in depth ourselves. Click the headlines to read the full stories. And stay safe out there.

Vietnam Used Predator Spyware to Target US Congress

Notorious high-end commercial spyware like Pegasus and Predator has been used over the past decade to target human rights activists, protesters, and journalists. But a foreign nation using it to target the smartphones of US members of Congress represents a rare and brazen new appearance of those notorious tools. On Monday The Washington Post, along with a consortium of more than a dozen international media outlets, revealed that the Vietnamese government used that Predator spyware, distributed by the surveillance firms Cytrox and Intellexa, to target at least four members of Congress—representative Michael McCaul and senators Chris Murphy, John Hoeven, and Gary Peters—as well as Asia-focused experts at US think tanks and several journalists that include CNN’s lead national security reporter, Jim Sciutto.

In the hacking campaign, those individuals were targeted in replies on X (formerly known as Twitter) that included links to websites that would have infected their iOS or Android phones with the Predator spyware. That tactic appears to have been both reckless and unsuccessful: Anyone else who saw the tweets and clicked on the link would have been infected too, and the highly public nature of that infection attempt helped researchers and reporters to analyze the scope and targeting of the campaign. The attempted espionage was timed to US government meetings with Vietnamese officials, and it appears to have been aimed at understanding US intentions in the meeting, particularly related to relations with China.

The media consortium, along with security researchers from Amnesty International and Google’s Threat Analysis Group, were able to show Vietnam’s connection to the Predator hacking campaign through documents they obtained that detail the Vietnamese government’s contract with Intellexa in 2020, and later an extension of the deal to allow the use of the Predator software. The internal documents went so far as to capture the response of Intellexa’s founder, Israeli former military hacker turned entrepreneur Tal Dilian, when the deal was announced: “Wooow!!!!” Vietnam’s government would later target French officials with Predator before this year’s campaign targeting US congressmen.

Hamas Raised Millions in Crypto Ahead of Attacks

Despite efforts by Israel and other nations to cut off funding to Hamas in recent years, the group raised millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency before the past weekend’s attack that killed more than a thousand Israelis. An analysis by The Wall Street Journal found that Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and Hezbollah had collectively raised hundreds of millions in crypto over the past several years, with $41 million going to Hamas specifically. Given that the Journal learned of that funding in part through Israeli seizures of crypto accounts, however, it’s not clear how much of that money was frozen or seized versus how much might have actually been successfully laundered or liquidated by Hamas and other groups. 

In response to the weekend’s attacks, the Israeli government and the world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, both announced that a new round of Hamas crypto accounts had been frozen. Though crypto has helped Hamas and other groups move funds across borders, its traceability on blockchains has presented a challenge for designated terrorist groups. In 2021, for instance, Hamas asked its supporters to stop making donations via cryptocurrency, due to the ease of tracking those transactions and unmasking contributors.

Exxon Used Hacked Documents to Counter State Investigations

Last year, Reuters reporters Chris Bing and Raphael Satter published an investigation into Aviram Azari, an Israeli private investigator who is accused of using mercenary hackers to gather intelligence on the critics of major corporations involved in lawsuits against them. 

Now, prosecutors in the Southern District of New York, where Azari has been convicted on criminal charges, have filed a sentencing memo that notes that activists’ communications stolen by Azari’s hackers were later used by Exxon in the company’s attempts to head off investigations and lawsuits by state attorneys general. The memo still doesn’t name Exxon as Azari’s client, but it implicitly suggests a link between the company and Azari: Prosecutors point in their memo to leaks of climate activists’ private emails to media, which were later cited by Exxon in their responses to state attorney generals as evidence of underhanded tactics by activists as they tried to prove that Exxon knew and covered up the role of fossil fuels in climate change. A Massachusetts lawsuit against Exxon that resulted from the state’s investigation is ongoing.

Magecart Cybercrime Crew Skims Cards With New 404 Trick

Internet giant Akamai warned this week that the infamous Magecart hacker crew, long focused on credit card fraud, has developed a clever new technique for spoofing credit card payment fields. The hackers managed to hide their malicious scripts in the 404 “page not found” error pages of ecommerce sites, then trigger those pages to load a spoofed payment field that impersonates a checkout page to steal credit card information. “The idea of manipulating the default 404 error page of a targeted website can offer Magecart actors various creative options for improved hiding and evasion,” warned Akamai researcher Roman Lvovsky. Akamai noted that the technique was used on the website of significant brands in the food and retail industries but declined to name them.

[pepperjackets]

heyy :(( was ur insta hacked? i'm so sorry - when i saw the new post i was like WHAT?? NO!!!!!! NOT MY LIL GAY SHOP!!!

IT WAS😭 very sorry if anyone saw crypto propaganda on my fkn page lmao,, i assume i got hacked when i pirated the sims 3 & someone got my insta login so... be safe out there y'all

[metal-blake]

Fuuuuuck

I lay down for a nap, wake up to a notification that someone logged into my Twitter, and now I cannot login as they changed the fucking password and recovery email.

Fuck fuck fuck fuck

If the fucker who hacked me starts tweeting out goddamn crypto scams I swear to god