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Malicious extensions and ClickFix attacks are two hugely popular topics on our blog, and for a good reason: they’re both very common. In this post, we bring them together. Here’s the thing: in our posts about malicious ClickFix instructions, we don’t always explain exactly how users end up on the attackers’ pages in the first place. A recent study gives us a chance to fill th...

In 2026, the owner of an ordinary home router, smart TV, or TV box is a prime target for cybercriminals. These devices are readily recruited into botnets and residential proxy networks, which we’ve covered before.

Criminals “s...

Picture your computer keeping a diary — the kind kids used to keep logging their daily activities, or the kind travelers, merchants, and nobles kept centuries before that. Here’s what it might look like.

Thursday, September 10.

Every so often you need to tidy up, and that goes for your devices as well as your closets and drawers. But a digital cleanup can turn out to be trickier than sorting through a messy closet — especially on macOS.

Getting rid of old photos and files is straightforward enough, but fully removing an app from macOS is another story. You’d think dragging an unwanted app to ...

Security researchers have found a way to hack a Boeing 737 with a device no bigger than a coin. The 737 is one of the most widely used airliners in the world, so chances are you’ve flown on one yourself at least once.

The attack requires installing a ...