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Trusting Truecaller can ruin your bank account in a moment, what to do to avoid it?

Trusting Truecaller can ruin your bank account in a moment, what to do to avoid it? Olympian and taekwondo coach Deepak Bisht received a call a few days ago. Truecaller showed that the call was from Krishi Bikash Bank. Beast picked up the phone believing the logo and name seen in the app. After picking up the phone, the person from that number introduced himself saying that he was calling from the IT department of Krishi Bikas Bank. He asked for the account number, pin, password and OTP of the beast saying that the account should be upgraded after he was convinced. Despite giving all other details, Beast did not give the OTP code. He knew that the bank never asks for the OTP code. Therefore, he hung up the phone immediately and called the main office of the bank and informed about this matter. Then the bank employee informed that the number does not belong to the bank. Since the OTP was not given, the money in Beast's bank was saved from being stolen. A ward member of Nagarjuna mu...

Hacker hacking Facebook account by tagging in obscene posts, what to do to avoid? Lately, Facebook account hacking and spreading malware in the form of obscene content has increased. In this case, first of all, the hacker sends a phishing link to the Facebook user. After clicking on such links, they (the link clickers) account is taken over by the hacker. And from the said account, links to obscene posts are also shared. In such a post, obscene captions or photos are placed outside. However, there is malware inside. After the hacker takes over the account of other people, he posts such content by tagging more and more friends. Everyone who is friends with the people tagged in the shared post will see the content. If your friend is tagged in such a post and opens the link to see what's inside, their account will also be taken over by the hacker. We tested one of the links (shown in the image below) spread by the hacker. After clicking on the link, the access to the account was lost...

Now you can buy blue tick for Facebook and Instagram account from Nepal Now Verification badge (blue tick behind the name) can be obtained for Facebook and Instagram accounts from Nepal. The company has provided this facility worldwide since Wednesday morning. Earlier, there was no facility to get verification interest by paying fee from Nepal. Under this feature, which is only available in certain areas, Blue Tick can be purchased by paying $7.99 (about one thousand rupees) per month. According to the company, Facebook will make the account of users who take such a feature more secure. Similarly, paying users will get the customer support they want. Along with this, the company has also announced business verification facility. Under this, users who use Facebook for business purposes can pay $22 for Instagram or $35 for both Facebook and Instagram. According to The Verge, this facility will be available from next week. In this way, users who take business verification will get ac...

How to protect your Facebook account from being hacked Lately, the incidence of Facebook account hacking is increasing. 60 percent of the Facebook-related complaints that come to the Cyber Bureau of Nepal Police are related to Facebook hacks. Security experts say that accounts are usually hacked due to the weakness of social media users. Not keeping a strong password in Facebook account, not turning on two factor authentication, clicking unnecessary links are the main reasons for account hacking. Today we are giving information on how to strengthen your Facebook account to prevent it from being hacked. Facebook has provided a privacy checkup feature for years to see how secure your account is. With its help, you can make your Facebook account secure in no time. Here's how to secure your Facebook account: - First of all, open the Facebook app on your mobile. -Then click on the three lines next to the profile picture on the top right. -Then, scroll down and select the option of Setti...

Even after the WhatsApp account is deleted, will the messages you sent remain? WhatsApp is the most used messaging app on the internet. More than 2 billion users are connected to this service, which has more than 2 million active users every month.

Instagram account verification will now incur a fee Instagram is also going to implement paid verification like Twitter. Recently, with Twitter bringing this feature under the leadership of Elon Musk, Instagram is also about to bring the 'Paid Verification' feature.

Social media account hacked? Do this to bring it back There are various ways to recover a social network account that has been accessed by a hacker or unauthorized person. Sometimes this process can be a little long and sometimes the account can come back quickly.

Iranian hacker hacking Gmail account and reading user's emails A hacker group protected by the Iranian government has been found to be automatically downloading and reading emails sent to Yahoo and Outlook along with Gmail.

A dangerous virus has spread on Android phones, which can capture the user's bank account A new malware scam has appeared in the Android app targeting online banking users. According to F5 Lab, which has been conducting research in cyber security, malware called 'Malibat' has been spread through some apps.

Zoom's free account also features automatic captions Accounts made free by Zoom will now also have automatic captioning. Previously, this feature was only available on Zoom's paid accounts. In Zoom, users can create a free account and discuss for up to 40 minutes.

Delete your Facebook account like this forever If you've been watching the latest news, you've probably heard the news on Facebook. Facebook itself is aware of the issue of teenagers being injured due to its services like Instagram. Facebook's internal research report also mentions the company's weaknesses in the fight against false information. On Tuesday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg even commented on it in a post.

Is someone running your Google Account? Find out how. As soon as the computer is out of your control or out of sight, everyone is afraid that someone is gaining access to my computer. Sometimes we leave our Gmail account open on our computer or mobile. In this case, someone may be accessing your account. If you want to secure your account, first change the password. Then use two-factor authentication. You can also enroll in Google's Advanced Protection Program. Following these steps will help keep your account secure. But if you just want to make sure that someone has access to your Google or Gmail account, follow the procedure below. 1. Gmail lets you view recent email access activity in the desktop web browser. To do this, click on 'Details' at the bottom right of the email. A separate window then opens. There you will see your recent account activities. It shows where your device was unlocked and how long it was open on which devices. There is information about where you...

Here's how to create a professional account to earn money from Instagram Nowadays, most people are using the social networks Facebook and Instagram. Instagram, which went public in 2010, is becoming very popular among the younger generation. Millions around the world are using this platform. We are sharing our photos and videos on Instagram. Many users are online through Instagram. But did you know that you can also make money from Instagram? Big celebrities are earning millions of rupees monthly from this. There are many types of services on Instagram. A business account is one of them. Today we are going to tell you how to create a business account on Instagram and how to make money from it. What is an Instagram business account? Instagram is a completely free platform. You can create your own business account and place ads on it and earn money from it. Besides, you can keep track of when your followers are online, according to their country and city. You can even find out which ...

Here's how to set a strong password for each account If you want to keep your social network account secure, you need to have a strong password. But no matter how strong the password, it is not impossible to crack it all. Passwords can be cracked by various methods such as Rainbow Table Attack, Brute Force Attack, Social Engineering, Phishing, Malware, and Plain Old Guessing. However, the more complex your password, the more difficult it is for a cybercriminal to crack it. But the old way of selecting passwords is still relevant. 1. Match upper and lower case letters (English lowercase and uppercase letters). 2. Do not use less than eight characters in the password. 3. Include at least one number and one special character. The more character numbers, the better. 4. Easy to remember, but awkward to guess. For example, do not enter passwords from website names, common keyboard patterns, etc. 5. A strong password is essential. The more awkward the password in cybercrime, the longer it...

Manchester City's Twitter account suspended, the club says: Not hacked. English football club Manchester City's official Twitter account has been suspended for some time. It was speculated that the club's account had been hacked after the club's Twitter handle was found empty. However, the account was not hacked and due to a technical error from Twitter, the page was lost for some time and was restored. According to some international media reports, there are many fake Twitter accounts in the name of Manchester City, so the real accounts of the club may have been targeted while Twitter suspended the fake accounts. After the sudden disappearance of the club's Twitter account, the fans of the rival club started making various trails and memes. Some even said that the account was suspended because it was too young to join Twitter as Manchester was founded only in 2008. It takes 13 years to create a Twitter account, but the club is still young, the fans have created tr...

Twitter is bringing such a security feature after famous people's accounts started being hacked Twitter is going to provide additional security to the Twitter accounts of some enlightened people. Some time ago, the Twitter accounts of people including Barack Obama, Ellen Musk, and Bill Gates were hacked. Since then, questions have been raised about the company's security. The company will now provide additional security to such people's Twitter accounts. The company has taken this step especially targeting the upcoming elections in the United States. "We have learned from previous incidents and taken these steps," Twitter said. We believe that this will help such people during the election. " For this, the company is preparing to use the 'Proactive Internal Security SafeGuard', which will help keep election-related accounts safe.

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Trusting Truecaller can ruin your bank account in a moment, what to do to avoid it?

Hacker hacking Facebook account by tagging in obscene posts, what to do to avoid?

Now you can buy blue tick for Facebook and Instagram account from Nepal

How to protect your Facebook account from being hacked

Even after the WhatsApp account is deleted, will the messages you sent remain?

Instagram account verification will now incur a fee | Microsoft Teams also includes ChatGPT, so it will be used

Social media account hacked? Do this to bring it back

Iranian hacker hacking Gmail account and reading user's emails | When was your phone made? Here's how to find out

A dangerous virus has spread on Android phones, which can capture the user's bank account

Zoom's free account also features automatic captions

Delete your Facebook account like this forever

Is someone running your Google Account? Find out how.

Here's how to create a professional account to earn money from Instagram

Here's how to set a strong password for each account

Manchester City's Twitter account suspended, the club says: Not hacked.

Twitter is bringing such a security feature after famous people's accounts started being hacked

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