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Recently, a specific search query has been linked to cyber attacks that could put users at risk. British cybersecurity ...

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Cybersecurity firm SOPHOS has issued a warning about a new hacking strategy that targets particular Google search terms, ...

The specific search term "Are Bengal Cats legal in Australia?" might appear harmless, but Sophos experts say that this is ...

Cybersecurity firm Sophos has issued a warning about a new cyberattack targeting internet users searching for information ...

Typing a bizarre avery specific six-word search team into Google could spell dire consequences for the user, experts have ...

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THERE is a six-word Google search term that has been hijacked by cybercriminals to hack into your devices. It seems like a ...