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Apr 2020
26m 43s

That odd and bogus 5G meme. Malvertising...

N2K Networks
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The curious history of the delusion that COVID-19 has something to do with 5G. Malvertising spoofs a security company’s website. Data breach hits Pakistani mobile users. xHelper is still in circulation. Data privacy versus data utility. COVID-19-driven patterns of cybercrime. And more on Zoom and the challenges of working remotely. Mike Benjamin from Century ... Show More
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