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A cluttered computer workstation with a blank laptop screen sits unoccupied in a dimly lit server room with rows of…

Hackers Exploit Dropcatch Domains to Redirect Traffic to Scams and Malware

Hackers are exploiting "dropcatch domains" - previously owned domains that are re-registered by new owners - to redirect traffic to scams and malware, taking advantage of the reputation and connections they inherit from their past life. With nearly one in five new domain registrations being a re-registration of an expired name, the threat is more widespread than you might think.

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Cracked NHS ID badge lies on hospital trolley amidst tangled cables and a smartphone displaying illicit content in a dimly…

Scottish Healthcare Domains Hijacked, Redirect to Illicit Content

Imagine visiting a trusted healthcare website, only to be redirected to explicit content or illegal streams - that's the alarming reality for some Scottish healthcare domains that have been hijacked. Patients and staff are left with unanswered questions and growing concern after researchers uncovered the breach affecting NHS Scotland-linked sites.

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