A recent cybersecurity warning has been issued for Australian users, with reports showing a dangerous SEO poisoning attack.

The specific search term "Are Bengal Cats legal in Australia?" might appear harmless, but Sophos experts say that this is ...

SOPHOS has issued a pretty recent cybersecurity alert in which the cyber-attack is related to SEO poisoning and is extremely ...

Cybersecurity firm Sophos has issued a warning about a new cyberattack targeting internet users searching for information ...

Here are the five words and phrases you should avoid putting into Google to avoid the risk of being hacked: A technique ...

Two unrelated stories have caught the imagination in recent days, both presenting a stark warning as to the risks in what you type into your Google search bar. Safe browsing is becoming ever more ...

Security experts are raising the alarm against another search query on Google that comes under the tag of SEO poisoned. This ...

SYDNEY, Australia (WKRC) - Hackers are targeting users who type these six words into their search engines.

The malware files contain a fair amount of obfuscated code, as well as fake licensing info, to make the files appear ...

Cybersecurity analysts have warned that hackers use a method named "SEO poisoning" to entice people into visiting sites ...

If you’re an Australian interested in Bengal cats, be very careful when researching the topic online, because you might get hacked. That’s what cybersecurity researchers from Sophos said in a new ...