Kurt Knutsson
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Facebook scam ads can steal your money and passwords (opens the original)
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Scam ads on Facebook can show up wherever you happen to be scrolling, whether you’re at home, at work or taking a break on the road. And they’re getting harder to spot. Scammers can use AI-generated content, fake celebrity endorsements and polished ads that look remarkably similar to legitimate offers. The consequences can go well beyond buying a product that never arrives. A single click could send you to a phishing site, expose your passwords or lead to a malicious download. According to the F
New phone or tablet? Lock it down before you hit the road (opens the original)
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When you’re hauling freight cross-country, replacing a broken or lost phone or tablet can already be a major headache. The last thing you need is a new device quietly sharing your location, connecting with nearby devices or giving apps access to information they do not need. Phones and tablets can come with settings designed to make setup fast and convenient, but some of those defaults can expose more information than you may realize. That becomes especially important when you rely on the same d
AirDrop and Quick Share flaws truckers should know about (opens the original)
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AirDrop and Quick Share can be especially useful when you spend your workday on the road. Maybe you need to send contact information to another driver, share photos of damaged cargo, or exchange pictures and reports after an accident. Instead of typing everything out or emailing large files, you can tap a name, send the file and move on. However, new security research shows those convenient nearby-sharing tools may also create a wireless opening around your phone or computer. Researchers at the
Truckers beware: Fake Meta alert threatens Facebook deletion (opens the original)
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For many truck drivers and motor carriers, Facebook is more than a place to scroll. It is where they connect with other drivers, follow current events and participate in trucking groups while spending long hours on the road. That makes an urgent message claiming your Facebook account is about to be deleted especially alarming. Scammers know that threatening to cut off access to your groups, contacts and business pages may push you to act before checking whether the warning is real. Angela wrote
Texas cybersecurity breach hits hunting and fishing license customers (opens the original)
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If you spend long days behind the wheel, in the yard or under the hood, hunting and fishing may be how you finally get some down time. That is why a data breach tied to hunting and fishing licenses can feel more personal than another far-off cyberattack. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) says Texas Cyber Command detected a cybersecurity incident involving the agency’s license system vendor. That vendor handles hunting and fishing license sales. According to TPWD, an unauthorized act
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