Tag: privacy tools
5 articles
SIM card supply network Exposed: Risky, Stunning Takedown
Europol just tore down a sophisticated cross-border SIM card supply network that criminals used to hide identities and run scams — a stark reminder that SMS-based authentication can be easily abused. Protect yourself by using authenticator apps or security keys, monitoring accounts for unusual activity, and urging carriers to adopt stronger ID checks.
Stealit infostealer: Exclusive Dangerous VPN Threat
Think twice before installing that VPN or cracked game—attackers are hiding the Stealit info‑stealer inside trusted-looking installers to harvest passwords, cookies and crypto keys. Stick to official downloads, keep software updated, and watch for unusual app behavior to stay safe.
Silent Courier: Must-Have Secure Portal
MI6’s new Tor portal, Silent Courier, offers step-by-step guidance to help overseas sources contact the agency anonymously — a smart, modern shortcut that could surface lifesaving leads. But putting recruitment on the dark web also sparks tough questions about verification, misuse and source safety.
FreeVPNOne Risky VPN: Exclusive Screenshot Threat
A popular Chrome VPN extension, FreeVPN.One, was found secretly taking screenshots of users’ browsing and sending them off‑device — and it was still listed in the Chrome Web Store. Check your extensions, review permissions, and prefer system‑level VPNs for truly private browsing.
DCHSpy malware: Shocking, Dangerous Threat
DCHSpy turns trusted VPNs and fake satellite apps into stealthy spy tools, putting Iranian dissidents at real risk of exposure and arrest. Learn how these deceptive apps operate and simple steps you can take to stay safer online.