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Hackers Tempt YouTube Influencers With Fake Collacoration Deals To Hijack Their Accounts – Forbes

According to Google’s Threat Analysis Group, over the last six months it’s blocked 1.6 million phishing messages offering cash…

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October 21, 2021

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Russian-speaking hackers have been luring YouTube influencers into fake paid collaborations in order to hijack their…

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