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🎙️ NEW PODCAST EPISODE This week on the Lock and Code podcast, host David Ruiz explains how a screenshot of your house from Google Maps became a tool in extortion emails, and why the most benign information about you—an address, an age, one public photo—is the most useful data a stranger can buy.

What's your data worth on the dark web? (Lock and Code S07E15)

This week on the Lock and Code podcast, we discuss just exactly why it is that hackers and scammers want your data—and how you're at risk.

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Call of Duty: Mobile players, beware. A new phishing scam is offering 10,800 free CP to trick you into handing over your Activision login and your 2FA code. Once attackers have those, they can take over your account, access linked gaming profiles, and stored payment methods.

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Scammers are using AI-generated videos that tug at your heartstrings, like these mesmerizing "resin artists" overcoming impossible odds, to build trust, go viral, and convince people to buy products that never arrive. Learn how to detect these scams and what to watch out for.

Don't get fooled by TikTok resin art scams

Scammers are using stolen videos and fake artist profiles to trick people into buying resin art that never arrives. Here's how to spot the warning signs.

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Mac stealers continue to evolve. The latest, ClickLock Stealer, can render your Mac nearly unusable with relentless fake password prompts until you enter your macOS password. Once you do, it steals your data and leaves behind a persistent backdoor.

New ClickLock Stealer locks your Mac until you hand over your password

A new macOS infostealer tricks victims into revealing their system password and installs a persistent backdoor for future access.

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