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Malwarebytes
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All-in-one cybersecurity that's always by your side. Need support? @SupportMWB
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    Malwarebytes
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    Nov 19, 2025
    You can disable Copilot with Malwarebytes, btw.
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    Agentic features in Windows 11
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    Windows Latest
    @WindowsLatest
    Nov 18, 2025
    Microsoft warns Windows 11's upcoming AI upgrade has security and performance implications. Microsoft says Agentic Workspace in Windows 11 will not only have access to some personal folders, but also your apps. "Windows grants read and write access to the following known
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    Malwarebytes
    @Malwarebytes
    7h
    AI chat bots are sliding into League of Legends messages, striking up a flirty conversation, and eventually dropping an OnlyFans link in a social engineering scam targeting gamers.
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    AI chat bots are sliding into League of Legends friend requests
    From malwarebytes.com
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    Malwarebytes
    @Malwarebytes
    11h
    IT, social media, product marketing.
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    Robin Williams, Trent Reznor, and John Carmack at E3 2002
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    Malwarebytes
    @Malwarebytes
    Aug 6
    Researchers discovered 3 ways to expose users' IP address when Apple Private Relay is enabled. Because these methods occur outside WebKit’s normal page loading path, Apple’s iCloud Private Relay never sees them and can’t hide your IP address or DNS path.
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    Apple WebKit vulnerabilities reveal your IP address, despite Private Relay
    From malwarebytes.com
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    Malwarebytes
    @Malwarebytes
    Aug 6
    Brand impersonation scams are designed to create trust and make you hand over payment details in a panic. We've tracked two recent cases of the same scam, but the attackers impersonate two different companies: Apple and Amazon. This is what we found. 🧵
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