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Sextortion scams are old. But a new version is circulating that has much more information in the email in order to convince you it is real. This Insight looks at what it may contain and what to do if it does.
A version of malware shows Android users a fake unlock screen to steal the pin to open the phone. It can also show fake login screens to steal your bank credentials. Be cautious.
Job seekers have been the target of attackers for a while now. But new attackers fool use social engineering techniques to entice job seekers into downloading malware under the guise of the interview process. The tech industry is a major target of this scam.