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Laughing in the Face of Danger: Comedic Take on Cybersecurity and the Kinsta Google Ads Scam
A twist of irony as WordPress hosting company, Kinsta, gets targeted by cybercriminals. They’re not sending flaming skulls, just emails, warning users about a malicious Google ads campaign redirecting to fake Kinsta websites. So, don your armour of skepticism, and remember: don’t let your password…
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Oh, the irony! A WordPress hosting company, Kinsta, is warning its users about cybercriminals targeting them for their login credentials via a Google ads campaign. You’d think that being a tech company, they’d have a more sophisticated warning system than an email. Maybe something like, I don’t know, a flaming skull and crossbones icon popping up on your screen? Anyway, the bad guys are using fake Kinsta websites to trick users into handing over their login details. All I can say is, don't let your password be your downfall, folks!Already a member? Log in here