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Did you receive an alert from your "bank"? Be suspicious immediately

The article warns about a new type of banking fraud through mobile phone, where criminals send fake messages simulating alerts about suspicious bank operations, including malicious links to resolve non-existent problems. The goal is to steal personal and financial data from victims.

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It's just the beginning

The article discusses the fines and regulations imposed on Meta, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram, suggesting that these measures could be decisive for the future of regulating big tech companies. The title "It's just the beginning" indicates that these actions represent only the start of a broader wave of scrutiny on big techs.

Expresso27/08/26, 21:57

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"GTA VI" for PC? Don't believe it, version circulating is full of viruses

The release of "GTA VI" is generating a wave of online scams, with cybercriminals distributing malicious files disguised as a playable PC version of the game. The Rockstar Games title is confirmed only for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, but players' expectations are being exploited to spread viruses and malware. Digital authorities warn of the need to avoid downloads from unofficial sources and to keep security software updated.

SAPO27/08/26, 21:35

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Volvo cars will warn each other about road dangers

Volvo is updating three of its electric vehicles with new interconnected safety alerts that allow cars to communicate directly with each other to warn drivers about road hazards such as animals, pedestrians, cyclists, roadworks or accidents. Unlike collaborative systems like Google Maps or Waze, this technology is based on direct communication between vehicles of the Swedish brand in Europe.

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ZAP Notícias27/08/26, 21:30

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The smartphone is already the car key. XPENG shows how everything has changed

XPENG demonstrates how the smartphone has become the new car key, replacing traditional mechanical keys and keyless systems. For decades, the car key evolved from a fully mechanical object to remote controls and later to "keyless" systems. Now, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer shows in practice how it is possible to unlock, lock, and even start the car using only the smartphone, through advanced connectivity technologies.

SAPO27/08/26, 21:30