@fabian_bader@UK_Daniel_Card@techspence@merill yeah i’m personally seeing a lot more users falling for clickfix than traditional phishing. however, that could be down to the fact we see the blocked clickfix attempts and not always are aware of users getting traditionally phished.
@David47203456@BBCBreakfast passkeys are stored in your devices password manager (e.g icloud keychain). they would sync to your new phone just like passwords and other data when you sign in
@darknessblades@BBCBreakfast I’m assuming you’re referring to your device unlock PIN - this is not what unlocks your account online.
Someone trying to hack you would need your physical phone and know your PIN…if thats the case you have bigger things to be worrying about 🫡
> be cow
> cow, but online
> IoT? IoC
> Internet of Cow
> no security
> cows compromised
> cow botnet
> use cows for ddos attacks
> critical infrastructure taken down by cows
> hijack cow sensor
> tell cows to attack at dawn
> open front door
> 1000 cows pooping outside house
NEW - Head of the U.S. cyber defense agency CISA, Madhu Gottumukkala, uploaded sensitive contracting documents into a public version of ChatGPT, triggering a DHS security review — Politico