The 5 words or phrases you should never google — to avoid being hacked
Here are the five words and phrases you should avoid putting into Google to avoid the risk of being hacked: A technique called “SEO poisoning” allows cybercriminals to manipulate Google’s search results. James Thew – stock.adobe.com
Hackers are targeting users who Google these six words
Cybersecurity firm Sophos has issued a warning about a new cyberattack targeting internet users searching for information about Bengal cats' legality
This Weird Google Search is Leading People Into Getting Hacked
Cybersecurity firm SOPHOS has issued an urgent warning for internet users: avoid typing “Are Bengal Cats legal in Australia?” into any search engine.
Don't search for information on cats at work — you could be at risk of being hacked
If you’re an Australian interested in Bengal cats, be very careful when researching the topic online, because you might get hacked. That’s what cybersecurity researchers from Sophos said in a new report concerning a new SEO poisoning campaign that targets people searching for Bengal cats in Australia.
Beware! Hackers Are Targeting Users Who Type These Six Words On Google
Hackers and cyber criminals are using a tactic called SEO poisoning to target Google searches. This allows them to steal your personal data, digital identity and other details.
These risky Google searches could get you hacked
These risky Google searches could get you hacked
Beware! Hackers are going after people who are typing these 6 words in their computer
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Security Experts Issue Alert As Another Google Search Query Gets SEO Poisoned Leading To Windows Malware
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Searching ‘Bengal Cats’ on Google may land you in big trouble
The specific search term "Are Bengal Cats legal in Australia?" might appear harmless, but Sophos experts say that this is ...
New Chrome, Safari, Firefox Warning—Do Not Google These Words
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Browsing For ‘Are Bengal Cats Legal In Australia?’ Can Lead To SEO Poisoning
A recent cybersecurity warning has been issued for Australian users, with reports showing a dangerous SEO poisoning attack.
Experts warn to not Google these six words to protect yourself from hackers
Cybersecurity analysts have warned that hackers use a method named "SEO poisoning" to entice people into visiting sites ...
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How can you get hacked by searching online for info on cats?
A team of cybersecurity researchers from Sophos have discovered a unique SEO poisoning campaign targeting people searching ...
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Don't Google This Oddly Specific Cat Question (Unless You Want Malware)
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Pet owners warned not to type 6-word phrase about cats into Google
Hackers are targeting people who search about the legality of Bengal cats in Australia, cybersecurity experts warn.British ...