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🚨ALERT - Stealerium malware campaign spreads via phishing and downloads 👉Why it matters - This nasty malware doesn’t just steal passwords—it can grab crypto wallets, Wi‑Fi keys, and even webcam images, raising sextortion risks. Seniors who use email, messaging apps, or free download sites are prime targets.  📣Call to Action - Avoid clicking unknown links or downloading files you didn’t request—when in doubt, throw it out. 🧠MUST-READ - Former WhatsApp security chief sues Meta over data exposure 👉Why it matters - Allegations claim Meta exposed billions of users’ data and punished whistleblowers. For seniors, this highlights the importance of limiting how much personal info you share on Facebook or WhatsApp.  📣Call to Action - Review your privacy settings and cut back on oversharing—less online exposure means less risk. 📈ECONOMY & SECURITY - Mitsubishi to acquire Nozomi Networks in $1 billion deal 👉Why it matters - Industrial cybersecurity investments are rising,...

  🚨 ALERT – Surge in Stealerium Malware Puts Personal Data and Privacy at Risk Cybersecurity researchers warn of a sharp rise in Stealerium malware attacks. This insidious software quietly steals browser credentials, crypto wallets, Wi‑Fi profiles, and even takes desktop screenshots or webcam images—often under the guise of educational tools. Why it matters – If you're a senior using email, web browsing, or any online services, Stealerium could give criminals access to your accounts and private photos—then blackmail you. Call to Action – Never open unsolicited email attachments or download programs unless you’re absolutely sure what they are. And regularly check for unfamiliar devices or apps on your system. 🧠 MUST‑READ – New York Sets the Bar for Utility Cyber Protection New York unveiled a comprehensive cybersecurity plan for water utilities, including required risk assessments, active network monitoring, incident response strategies, and staff training—with a $2.5 mill...