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" ... But there’s a serious problem. If anyone gets hold of that SMS code, they can hijack your account and gain access to your content. Attackers install Telegram on their device, enter your number, and then try to get the SMS code which is sent to you. If successful, this provides access to your account and cloud storage. ... "
" ... It’s an unavoidable fact that the more connected devices we use to share and process data in our personal lives and in business, the more opportunities there are for attackers to hijack that data – or for it simply to be lost or misplaced. As industry moves increasingly towards digital transformation and more and more work involves machine-to-machine communication, it becomes increasingly important that information is stored and recorded in a trustworthy, tamper-proof manner. ... "
" ... They talk at you and over you; it’s rarely a co-creative conversation! They use language to control and only pretend to listen. They don’t hear your concerns and reinforce what they present as your solution. Their teachings are self-confirming rather than fostering free thought. They hijack and twist your emotions as they demand you stick with them. They misrepresent the risk, value and source of what they sell and falsely claim their followers realize tremendous success despite what others report. ... "
" ... When someone shares their story, it is not time to jump in with yours; do not hijack the conversation and put the focus on you. Listen deeply and give yourself generously to the moment. ... "
" ... “The primary objective of this campaign was to hijack user traffic for monetary gains. For every redirection to a third party domain, the cybercriminals would receive a payment.” This is how fraudsters generate fake traffic for the websites that pay them for the traffic. Those sites, in turn, monetize by selling digital ads through programmatic channels. Since these are real humans devices and browsers, all of this faked traffic gets past IVT (invalid traffic) detection technologies and gets marked as “valid.” This is how advertisers get ripped off. They thought they paid for ads shown to humans, but instead the ads were never seen by any humans and the ads appeared on long-tail websites designed solely for committing ad fraud. There are no humans that visit those websites, just faked traffic using browser extensions or mobile apps. ... "