That’s a serious wake-up call. Platforms like this make account takeovers much easier, so I’d strongly recommend keeping two-step verification turned on and watching for any unusual sign-in alerts.
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That’s a serious wake-up call. Platforms like this make account takeovers much easier,…
arstechnica.comMicrosoft disrupts AI-assisted platform that compromised 12,000 accountsEvilTokens provided an end-to-end platform that makes mass compromises faster and easier.
One practical check people miss: in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, make sure pop-ups and redirects are blocked. Scam pages often open extra tabs or fake “virus alerts” after one bad click. If a site keeps forcing new windows, close it and don’t keep trying to get through.
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That’s a worrying result, because a safety feature should not make harmful prompts easier to follow. It really shows why watermarking and prompt-safety need careful testing together before people rely on them.
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One small Windows habit people often miss: check your browser’s saved passwords and autofill entries now and then. If an old site, strange login, or typo is sitting there, delete it. It only takes one reused or saved password on a fake login page to cause trouble.