New research reveals how hackers are using Google to attack Microsoft passwords. Here’s everything you need to know and do.

Fake Chrome sites spread ValleyRAT via DLL hijacking, targeting finance and sales with keylogging and remote execution.

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Malvertising targets Microsoft advertisers via fake Google ads, stealing credentials with phishing pages mimicking ...

The latest attacks lure users searching for terms such as 'Microsoft Ads' on Google Search, leading them to sponsored ads ...

The scammers sent her pictures and details of the room, convincing her to complete the booking process by sending the necessary payment.

Google also appears to have deleted some negative reviews left in the wake of its name change. The company has defended its ...

Forbes reports that hackers are targeting Microsoft advertiser accounts in an attempt to steal login information and access ...

Shonky locksmith companies — which claim to be Victorian based — are each paying $2m yearly on Google ads to lure vulnerable ...

Google has agreed to make "significant changes to its processes" to help tackle fake reviews of UK businesses ... says the firm - which accounts for 90% of search in the UK - will attach warnings ...