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The website redirect, a phenomenon that's dogged Biden since before he won the November election, is a good reminder to avoid jumping to conclusions based on something you see on the internet. Be even more careful about sharing your find with family and friends until you've vetted the source. Simply put, there's no shortage of disinformation, misinformation, propaganda, baseless conspiracy theories and flat-out lies online. … [Read more...] about Antifa.com redirects to White House website as trolls needle Biden

Together the sisters from a powerful trio of good witches who are destined to protect the lives of innocent people from demons and other dark forces. Although each sister has their own individual magical power, they are actually stronger when they work together as the "Power of Three" to defeat their enemies. Macy, Mel and Maggie are helped by a Whitelighter named Harry Greenwood who serves as their advisor while protecting and guiding the witches as they discover the true nature of their magical power. … [Read more...] about How to watch Charmed online from anywhere

Last month, the FBI issued a warning urging people to be cautious when opening emails and texts from unknown senders who promise information on getting a vaccine. So did the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, a division of the US Treasury Department. Police in Florida, the UK and other jurisdictions say they're seeing the scams pop up, too. In the English county of Derbyshire, law enforcement officials say scammers sent out texts with links to a site that painstakingly imitated the look of UK's National Health Service. The goal was to steal personal and financial information, authorities said. … [Read more...] about Phishing scams use the promise of COVID-19 vaccines to trick you

It used to be a joke around the Internet that if you Googled "miserable failure," the number-one result provided by the famed search engine was President George W. Bush's official biography on the White House's Web site. This was thanks to a "Google bomb," in which mischievous Web users would manipulate the page ranking of a search result by planting links on their Web sites that used the search terms to point to their result page of choice. But now Google has put out an announcement that states it will be "minimizing the impact" of Google bombs with a new algorithm designed to weed them out. … [Read more...] about Google bombs get dismantled

The exploits against the Asus router coincide with the discovery of a round of attacks that infect Linksys routers with self-replicating malware. The Linksys exploits don't expose any user data, and infected machines can be restored to their normal state by being rebooted. The in-the-wild exploits against both Asus and Linksys devices come two weeks after researchers in Poland reported an ongoing attack that stole online banking credentials in part by modifying home routers' DNS settings. Taken together, the attacks are a sign that routers and other Internet-connected devices are being subject to the same in-the-wild attacks that have plagued PCs—and in some cases Macs—for years. Readers are advised to lock down their routers by installing any available firmware updates, changing any default passwords, and ensuring that remote administration, Cloud, and FTP options are set to off if they're not needed. … [Read more...] about Dear Asus router user: You’ve been pwned, thanks to easily exploited flaw