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bitcoins, fraudsters targeted the Twitter accounts of Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Kanye West, Barack Obama, and companies consisting of apple and Uber on Wednesday in what seemed part of a big scale hack.
Many high profile accounts were impacted.
The tweets checked out something like this.
I’m doubling all payments sent out to my Bitcoin address for the next 30 minutes you send out $1,000 I’ll send you back 2000.
Officials from the UK, United States and Canada state that Russian hackers are performing cyber attacks versus the health care and energy markets.
Attempts to take info about Coronavirus vaccine efforts.
The federal government firms state the enemies are the exact same group behind the attacks on the Democratic National Committee throughout the 2016 United States governmental election.
The UK foreign secretary stated it is totally inappropriate that the Russian intelligence services are targeting those working to fight the Coronavirus pandemic.
And lastly, Verizon has actually been informed to stop utilizing 2 TELEVISION advertisements that make claims about the speed and accessibility of its 5G network.
The suggestion made by the United States National marketing department on Wednesday followed AT&T grumbled Verizon was being possibly deceptive about how quick its 5Gervice is and where it’s offered.
Verizon was advised to stop making claims that 5G is quote, extensively offered in cities throughout the nation and its services broadly and easily available in cities where it has actually been introduced.
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