How AI Will Cause Havoc with TAIA

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be damaging to businesses and countries. Not because they pose an immediate threat as an AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), which is a different story altogether, but because of the vast possibilities to fool an audience. Within a few years, we will not be able to tell the difference between what has … Read more

Artificial General Intelligence is Upon Us, and it’s Time to Prepare

Sam Altman, the past and current CEO of OpenAI, might have hidden results about a secret project named Q* (Q-star) for the previous board. As noted by The Information: OpenAI Made an AI Breakthrough Before Altman Firing, Stoking Excitement and Concern Source. This seems to be one of the likely reasons why the board fired … Read more

California’s Attorney General No Longer Aids in Recovering Hacked Facebook Accounts

Since we discovered in 2021 that California’s Attorney General Consumer Complaint form could help individuals and businesses escalate issues related to hacked Facebook and Instagram accounts to Meta Inc., the usage of the form has grown significantly. This method has seen success in the past, providing a glimmer of hope for those locked out of … Read more

New Instagram Phishing Warning with Subject VERlFY – Meta

Cybercriminals are constantly finding new ways to manipulate and deceive in an increasingly sophisticated digital landscape. A recent phishing campaign aimed at our company’s Instagram profile, @Hackedcom, illustrates the ingenuity and specificity that these criminals are employing. The Deceptive Email Hello Dear @hackedcom, jonas.borchgrevink@hacked.com Your account has been reviewed by us, and you have been … Read more

Data Privacy Alert: Yango’s Transmission of Personal Information to Russia Sparks Concern

Yango, a ride-hailing, delivery, and e-grocery service operating in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and South America, is at the center of a significant privacy concern. Users of Yango in these regions, especially within the European Economic Area (EEA), must be cognizant of potential risks to their personal data. Yango’s Operations and Data Transmission Yango … Read more

Twitter’s Privacy Crisis: The Hazards of Sharing Personal Information

Twitter Circles, a feature designed to facilitate secure and controlled sharing among trusted friends, has experienced a major privacy breach. Users have reported their private content, including nude photos, appearing in the feeds of strangers. This situation highlights the platform’s inability to protect users’ privacy and raises significant concerns about its functionality and confidentiality. Multiple … Read more

Kaspersky Antivirus Exposed: Navigating Security Hazards in a Tense Geopolitical World

Kaspersky, a cybersecurity firm, has long been recognized for its extensive suite of products and services designed to protect users from a wide range of digital threats. However, recent geopolitical events and concerns about single points of failure have raised questions about the security risks associated with using Kaspersky’s services. This article will explore these … Read more

Twitter Removed My Two-Factor Authentication Without Notice

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This morning, I woke up to an email from verify@twitter.com that said: Twitter two-factor authentication is now off You’ve turned off two-factor authentication for @JonasBorch This means you’ll no longer have this added protection when you log in to Twitter. Your account will be more vulnerable to compromise. You can turn on two-factor authentication any … Read more

Is Hacked.com a Reputable Company?

Regarding cybersecurity, trust, and reputation are of the utmost importance. You want to ensure that the company you entrust to assist you with personal accounts and information is reputable and reliable. So, is Hacked.com a reputable company? The short answer is yes. Hacked.com is one of the world’s top cybersecurity companies for individuals and businesses … Read more

Will 2022 Be the Year of the DDoS Attack?

During the last quarter of 2021, there was a huge rise in the number of DDoS attacks. After the huge leap in the rates of malware cases starting in 2020, it’s time to ask if 2022 is going to be the year of the DDoS attack. In today’s article, we’ll discuss the possibility of a … Read more