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Malwarebytes reports that stolen ASOS data included contact details and website searches. Customers should check account questions through the official app or website, not through unexpected message links.
Read the guideA polished brand offer may lead YouTube creators to a fake collaboration site and a stolen Google account. Verify the company before signing in or granting access.
Read the guideMalwarebytes reports that BlueKit helps criminals build fake login pages and scam messages quickly. Check unexpected sign-in requests through the official app or a saved bookmark, not the message link.
Read the guideAn unsolicited message may show your name as the seller in a made-up Marketplace listing. Do not reply or open the listing; check Facebook directly instead.
Read the guideMalwarebytes reports that a very small number of Domino’s accounts were accessed with passwords exposed elsewhere. Check for reuse and reset those passwords through the official site or app.
Read the guideMalwarebytes says a newer scam copies Free Mobile’s branding and asks customers to pay a €9.99 invoice. Check account messages through the official app or website instead of clicking email links.
Read the guideThe new tool helps participating website owners review unusual login and signup patterns. Cloudflare says it is initially available to Account Abuse Protection Early Access customers.
Read the guideOrganizations that operate Fortinet FortiMail should check the installed version. Fortinet lists affected ranges, upgrade targets, and temporary workarounds.
Read the guideMicrosoft says compromised application accounts were used to map Azure resources, delete many of them, target recovery controls, and request storage keys. Azure administrators should review access and rotate exposed credentials.
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