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Be Cautious: Fraudulent Twitter Phishing Sites Emerging Published: July 15, 2013 Warning: A new scam is circulating through Twitter direct messages (DMs) and deceptive emails, directing users to a phishing site at “twittler.com.” This scam utilizes compromised Twitter accounts to send seemingly legitimate messages. Security expert Janne Ahlberg highlights the danger, stating, “This is a particularly insidious tactic, especially when the sender is someone you know and trust. If you receive a suspicious DM or email from a familiar contact, alert them – their account has likely been hijacked by attackers.” The fraudulent webpage mimics the Twitter login screen and attempts to capture your login credentials, using a domain name that closely resembles the official Twitter.com, with the addition of “LL.” To stay safe, always verify your browser’s address bar to ensure you are on the legitimate Twitter site at twitter.com before entering your login information. If you input your Twitter username…April 14, 2026
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Cyber Attack Disrupts Passport Control at Istanbul Airport July 26, 2013 The passport control system at Istanbul Ataturk Airport’s international departure terminal experienced a cyber attack on Friday, impacting operations at another airport in the city. Passengers faced lengthy delays, with many waiting hours as flight departures were postponed due to the system shutdown at both locations. Authorities were able to restore functionality after some time. Reports indicated that the passport control system at Sabiha Gokcen International Airport was also affected by issues stemming from the Polnet data system managed by the Istanbul provincial security directorate. Preliminary investigations suggest the systems may have been compromised by malware, though authorities are still determining whether any user information was extracted from the affected machines. As of now, there has been no claim of responsibility for the cyber attack. This incident is part of a worrying trend of malware attacks targeting critical infrastructure. Cybersecurity has become an increasingly critical concern in recent years.April 14, 2026