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5 Security Tricks to Avoid Potential Facebook Hacks in 2023 - Vimarsana News

5 Security Tricks to Avoid Potential Facebook Hacks in 2023

Facebook users are not being out of the woods yet this year as more scammers and hackers continue to infiltrate the platform.

How to Know Your Computer Has Been Hacked: Here are the Signs to Watch Out For - Vimarsana News

How to Know Your Computer Has Been Hacked: Here are the Signs to Watch Out For

Being hacked can be a traumatic experience event or the best of us due to its invasive nature and its violation of our security and confidence in what we're doing in the online world. As such, knowing when a computer is hacked and what to do to prevent make a huge difference in your life.

Electron Bot Malware on Microsoft Store Can Hack Your Facebook, Google Accounts—Here's How To Be Safe - Vimarsana News

Electron Bot Malware on Microsoft Store Can Hack Your Facebook, Google Accounts—Here's How To Be Safe

Electron Bot malware is currently posing as an app in Microsoft Store. It can hack your Facebook and Google accounts!

New malware on Microsoft Store can control of your Facebook, Google accounts - Vimarsana News

New malware on Microsoft Store can control of your Facebook, Google accounts

The new malware called Electron Bot that is capable of gaining control of users’ social media accounts including Facebook, Google, Soundcloud and even YouTube.

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Electron Bot Malware Can Control Your Facebook Account! Here's How You Can Avoid It - Vimarsana News

Electron Bot Malware Can Control Your Facebook Account! Here's How You Can Avoid It

Beware of what you download in Microsoft's Official Store. Check Point Research (CPR) recently discovered a new malware that puts your social media accounts at risk of being hacked.