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HP Warns: New Cookie-Based Cyber Attacks on the Rise.

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    Watch Out for Worms in Your Cookies: HP Warns Holidaymakers of Cyber Threats.
    As the summer holiday season approaches, HP Wolf Security is sounding the alarm on a rising threat targeting travelers. New research from HP reveals that cybercriminals are increasingly using spoofed travel booking websites and malicious cookie pop-ups to exploit unsuspecting holidaymakers. This tactic is particularly dangerous as it preys on the excitement and urgency surrounding summer vacations.

    The Cookie Conundrum
    Malicious cookies, which are often used by websites to store user preferences, can become a powerful tool for cybercriminals. According to HP’s research, attackers are disguising harmful code within seemingly innocent cookie pop-ups on fake travel sites. When travelers interact with these pop-ups, they unknowingly allow malware into their devices. Once infected, these cookies can gather personal data, steal payment information, or even hijack online accounts.

    Spoofed Travel Sites: A Growing Concern
    HP’s findings also spotlight the rise in spoofed travel booking websites that look nearly identical to legitimate ones. These fake sites lure users into entering their personal and payment details, which are then used for fraudulent activities. With millions of travelers preparing for vacations, these scams are poised to target a wide swath of individuals eager to secure flights, hotels, and activities.

    Stay Safe This Summer
    HP urges holidaymakers to stay vigilant by: Verifying Websites: Always double-check the URL and look for a secure connection (https://) before entering any personal details.  Avoid Clicking on Suspicious Links: Be cautious of pop-ups, especially those that seem urgent or too good to be true. Using Reliable Security Software: Protect your devices with trusted security solutions that can detect and block malicious sites and cookies. With these precautions in place, travelers can enjoy peace of mind and focus on what matters most — a well-deserved break.

    Click here to read about HP’s warning on the matter.
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