Someone is les videos de sex marocaineweaponizing your typos.
With the U.S. presidential election fast approaching, people across the country are going online to get instructions for voting by mail, the location of their polling place, and other vital Election Day information that will help them exercise their right to vote. Now, according to a Department of Homeland Security bulletin obtained by Yahoo News, unknown actors are registering website domains that mimic national and state voter information sites with unknown ends.
Dubbed typosquatting, the idea is simple (if devious): A hacker registers a domain that is close enough to a real site, like yourbanknarne.com, and puts up a clone of yourbankname.com. The unsuspecting victim goes to the wrong site by mistake, and enters their personal banking information. In doing so, they have inadvertently handed the digital keys to their account to a hacker.
That same approach, directed at official election sites, could be used to sow confusion and discord on Election Day.
"The FBI between March and June 2020 identified suspicious typosquatting of U.S. state and federal election domains, according to recent FBI reporting from a collaborative source," Yahoo News reports the Aug. 11 bulletin as warning.
Digital Shadows, a digital risk protection company, warned about a similar threat in October of 2019. Looking at websites related to the then-numerous candidates running for the Democratic Party nomination for the office of president, the company identified six sites that might infect visitors' computers with malware (it should perhaps go without saying, but, do not go to these websites):
tuls2020[.]com
joebinden[.]info
joebide[.]info
actbue[.]com
yung2020[.]com
joebidin[.]info
According to the DHS bulletin, something similar may be happening in the lead-up to the election.
"These suspicious typosquatting domains may be used for advertising, credential harvesting, and other malicious purposes, such as phishing and influence operations," the bulletin warns. "Users should pay close attention to the spelling of web addresses or websites that look trustworthy but may be close imitations of legitimate U.S. election websites."
Of course, a look-alike site wouldn't need to infect anyone's computer with malware to do harm. Think of a webpage mocked up to look like an election website in a swing state. Something as simple as sending users in Democratic-leaning districts to the wrong polling places could potentially alter the election outcome.
This problem is compounded by the fact that many official election-related websites end in .com or .org, as opposed to .gov, allowing anyone to register similar domains.
Thankfully, this problem is relatively easily defeated — as long as you're paying attention. So, when the time comes to vote, take extra care to ensure the voting logistics information you're getting comes from an official government site. Our democracy will thank you.
Topics Cybersecurity
MANAA, American Indians in Film/TV Condemn Whitewashing in ‘Annihilation’
NYT mini crossword answers for May 2, 2025
Livestreamer Li Jiaqi’s daily sales drop more than 50% from last year’s record · TechNode
The Trumpian Christians
Heritage Source Open House This Saturday
iFlytek claims its enhanced LLM is on par with GPT
Most followed TikTok accounts: Here's who has the most followers
SAIC starts operations at new $14 million battery plant in Thailand: report · TechNode
Two Films of Japanese Peru at JANM
When the Party’s Over
Nanka Yamaguchi Kenjinkai to Celebrate New Year
Best Samsung Galaxy Watch deal: Save $90 on the Galaxy Watch 7
VW’s Cariad, Vivo form joint lab for in
Vivo unveils self
English Rakugo Performance in Torrance
Meituan denies rumors that its couriers must be under 45 years old · TechNode
Shanghai Disneyland set to introduce world’s first Zootopia
Spotify's iPhone app now lets you choose how you want to pay
Dota 2 и Counter
Athletic Club vs. Manchester United 2025 livestream: Watch Europa League for free
Liverpool vs. Brentford 2024 livestream: Watch Premier League for freeGoogle Pixel 9 Pro XL: The longest battery life we've ever recordedA Culture of ResistanceGoogle Pixel 9 Pro XL: The longest battery life we've ever recordedPro-Woman, Anti-WorkerSheep show off intelligence by recognizing human facesNew iPad mini might be coming soonIn NYC, uptown and downtown rats don’t mixGuarding against fraud: Practical tips for recognising and avoiding scamsThe U.S. is now the only nation opposed to the Paris Climate Agreement High school lets kids dress up for student ID pics, and the results are stunning Hilarious new Tyra Banks meme reveals we're all scared, too The armed robber meme is some nice morbid fun Mom goes to the bathroom for 45 seconds and returns to find her toddler on a treadmill Don't panic, but the country is running out of White Claw 17 times parents helped their kids cheat the system This pizza chain is giving away a custom skateboard with a real pie inside Meme declares it's finally fall so now you 'can really start dressin' CDC advises people to not use e Halloween candy battle royale fight is splitting Twitter apart
0.1633s , 12334.140625 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【les videos de sex marocaine】FBI warns of look,Feature Flash
