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Medicare and Social Security scams: Warning signs and tips

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By Kurt Knutsson
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Medicare and Social Security scams target older adults by impersonating trusted government programs and creating fear around benefits, medical coverage, or legal trouble. The scam may arrive as a phone call, text, email, social media ad, or even a message that appears to come from a benefits office. The goal is usually simple: get sensitive information, redirect money, or pressure someone into acting before they stop to verify the story. These scams are effective because they sound official.
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Cheap TV boxes may secretly click ads for fraud

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By Kurt Knutsson
| CyberGuy Verified
You plug a streaming box into your television, connect it to Wi-Fi and settle in for a movie. Meanwhile, that little device may have a completely different job running in the background. Security researchers say some cheap Android TV boxes can secretly route outside traffic through a household’s internet connection. New research from Bitsight shows that some boxes may also pretend to be smartphones, visit AI-generated websites and click online ads.
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MouthPad lets your tongue control a computer

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By Kurt Knutsson
| CyberGuy Verified
Computer mice have taken plenty of unusual forms over the years. Now, one of the most interesting alternatives skips your hands altogether. San Francisco-based Augmental Technologies has developed the MouthPad, a custom-fit touchpad that sits inside your mouth and lets you control a computer, smartphone or tablet using your tongue or head. The company describes it as the world’s first hands-free touchpad. It looks a little like a slim dental retainer.
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