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The new car clocking scam device: 'Mileage blockers' pause a vehicle's displayed miles when driving - experts warn they could be 'deadly' - Vimarsana News

The new car clocking scam device: 'Mileage blockers' pause a vehicle's displayed miles when driving - experts warn they could be 'deadly'

Mileage blockers and freezers are cheap plug-in devices that can stop a car's brain from counting the miles as it's being driven. Despite this, they remain legal to sell and use in Britain today.

Stories about the economy and scams resonated with readers - Vimarsana News

Stories about the economy and scams resonated with readers

Inflation, housing affordability, dangerous products, the breakout of artificial intelligence, and of course scams were among 2023's top stories.

Clorox, Boeing, MGM and More: Why Big Hacks Have Surged in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Clorox, Boeing, MGM and More: Why Big Hacks Have Surged in 2023

Widely disruptive, large-scale hacks are surging. After a lull in 2022, ransomware attacks on high-value targets such as big companies, banks, hospitals

Clorox, Boeing, MGM and more: Why big hacks have surged in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Clorox, Boeing, MGM and more: Why big hacks have surged in 2023

After a lull in 2022, ransomware attacks on high-value targets such as big companies, banks, hospitals or government agencies, have seen a “massive uptick” this year, rising 51% through late November, according to cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike Holdings Inc.

Taiwan calls on US support to bolster banks' defense - Vimarsana News

Taiwan calls on US support to bolster banks' defense

TAIWAN’S financial system undergirds a $760 billion high-tech economy, but its vulnerability to advanced hacks has raised fears of a worst-case scenario: a full-blown cyberattack from China that sends its currency and markets into a tailspin. To bolster its online defenses, government officials and financial institutions in Taipei are consulting…