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Pegasus: A cyber security expert explains how spyware can hack phones

Pegasus: A cyber security expert explains how spyware can hack phones
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William & Mary to co-host part of NATO conference on cyberdefense

W&M, in cooperation with the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence (CCDCOE) Center of Excellence and King’s College London, will host the virtual “NATO Cyber Defence: A Decade of Opportunities and Challenges” from 8 to 10 a.m. Friday.

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China using millions of bogus Facebook profiles to spread Covid fake news on accounts bigger than Messi and Bieber-545137

China using millions of bogus Facebook profiles to spread Covid fake news on accounts bigger than Messi and Bieber China using millions of bogus Facebook profiles to spread Covid fake news on accounts bigger than Messi and Bieber Sun Online Desk 4th April, 2021 04:28:10 China is feared to be using millions of fake accounts on Facebook to try and spread Covid misinformation. It is an operation which may have inflated the Communist Party pages to be some of the most popular on the social media platform. English-language versions of Chinese state media outlets dominate lists of the largest accounts - despite Facebook actually being BANNED in China.

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China feared to use MILLIONS of fake Facebook profiles for Covid fake news on pages bigger than Messi, Bieber & The Rock

Updated: 1 Apr 2021, 12:40 CHINA is feared to be using millions of fake accounts on Facebook to try and spread Covid misinformation. It is an operation which may have inflated the Communist Party pages to be some of the most popular on the social media platform. English-language versions of Chinese state media outlets dominate lists of the largest accounts - despite Facebook actually being BANNED in China. China s enormous pages have more followers than some of the world s most popular celebrities - including Will Smith, Lionel Messi, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry and Dwayne The Rock Johnson. The outlets also totally overwhelm sports teams like Barcelona, Real Madrid and Manchester United, and brands such as Coca-Cola, YouTube and McDonald s.

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China feared to use MILLIONS of fake Facebook profiles for Covid fake news on pages bigger than Messi, Bieber & The Rock

China feared to use MILLIONS of fake Facebook profiles for Covid fake news on pages bigger than Messi, Bieber & The Rock
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