Hostile Defence

12/06/2026

FBI - Philadelphia:

Business email compromise (BEC) scams exploit the fact that so many of us rely on email to conduct business—both personal and professional—and it’s one of the most financially damaging online crimes.

Learn more about BEC and how to protect yourself at: https://www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/scams-and-safety/common-frauds-and-scams/business-email-compromise

Business email compromise (BEC) scams exploit the fact that so many of us rely on email to conduct business—both personal and professional—and it’s one of the most financially damaging online crimes.

Learn more about BEC and how to protect yourself at: https://www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/scams-and-safety/common-frauds-and-scams/business-email-compromise

12/06/2026

Bitdefender:

Voice clone scams can sound familiar, which is why staying aware matters.
Bitdefender helps protect the people you care about with advanced scam protection, parental controls, and security for up to 25 devices, so your family can feel more protected every day.

Check the link in bio! 🛡

12/06/2026

Bitdefender:

Fake Instagram accounts can pretend to be real brands, stores, or support teams. They may message you about a refund, prize, order issue, or account problem to steal your login or payment details.
Here’s how to spot them:

Learn how Instagram impersonation scams use fake brands, businesses and support accounts to steal logins, money and data.

12/06/2026

Bitdefender:

Bitdefender’s Global Scam Intelligence Report 2026 shows that scams are no longer just suspicious emails.
They now spread across web, SMS, social media, messaging apps, and voice calls, often as part of the same campaign.

See the findings: https://bitdefend.me/4oqHYa0

Bitdefender’s Global Scam Intelligence Report 2026 shows that scams are no longer just suspicious emails.
They now spread across web, SMS, social media, messaging apps, and voice calls, often as part of the same campaign.

See the findings: https://bitdefend.me/4oqHYa0

12/06/2026

8视界新闻新加坡 8world News:

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12/06/2026

The Hacker News:

UPDATE: Public PoC is now driving mass Sentry CVE-2026-10520 exploit attempts, with Shadowserver reporting at least two vulnerable instances already backdoored.

CISA has added the flaw to KEV and ordered U.S. federal agencies to patch by June 14.

Read more: https://thehackernews.com/2026/06/ivanti-fortinet-and-sap-release-patches.html

UPDATE: Public PoC is now driving mass Sentry CVE-2026-10520 exploit attempts, with Shadowserver reporting at least two vulnerable instances already backdoored.

CISA has added the flaw to KEV and ordered U.S. federal agencies to patch by June 14.

Read more: https://thehackernews.com/2026/06/ivanti-fortinet-and-sap-release-patches.html

12/06/2026

Singtel:

SCAM ADVISORY

We're aware of scam calls impersonating Singtel staff, falsely claiming that your mobile number has been used to sign up for unauthorised plans or there are account or billing issues. To appear credible, callers may direct you to visit Singtel HQ or an SPC (SingPost Centre) outlet, click a link, or access a WhatsApp chatbot to cancel the order.

Here's how to stay vigilant against these impersonation scams:

1. Always verify callers and website sources, when in doubt, hang up and call us directly at 1688.
2. Be sceptical of unexpected charges or plan changes you did not initiate.
3. Don't rush to act on urgent or fear-based messages, scammers rely on panic to cloud your judgement.

We will never ask you for your banking, account or credit card details

If you've been affected, please report it to the police immediately.

Let's stay ahead of scams together. For more information, visit singtel.com/secured.

SCAM ADVISORY

We're aware of scam calls impersonating Singtel staff, falsely claiming that your mobile number has been used to sign up for unauthorised plans or there are account or billing issues. To appear credible, callers may direct you to visit Singtel HQ or an SPC (SingPost Centre) outlet, click a link, or access a WhatsApp chatbot to cancel the order.

Here's how to stay vigilant against these impersonation scams:

1. Always verify callers and website sources, when in doubt, hang up and call us directly at 1688.
2. Be sceptical of unexpected charges or plan changes you did not initiate.
3. Don't rush to act on urgent or fear-based messages, scammers rely on panic to cloud your judgement.

We will never ask you for your banking, account or credit card details

If you've been affected, please report it to the police immediately.

Let's stay ahead of scams together. For more information, visit singtel.com/secured.

09/06/2026

Cyveer - Cybersecurity Awareness & Resources:

How to Detect and Avoid Phishing Attack

How to Detect and Avoid Phishing Attack

09/06/2026

Civil Defence Emergency Management Canterbury:

📱 Nationwide EMA Test – What to Expect

A nationwide Emergency Mobile Alert (EMA) test will take place on Sunday 14 June between 6–7pm. 📢

👉 The alert will be sent to all capable mobile phones and other SIM‑connected devices (like smart watches with an activated SIM card) across Canterbury and New Zealand.

The alert will make a loud, siren-like sound -even if your phone is on silent. This is intentional, so it can get your attention in a real emergency. Switching to flight mode or turning off your device is the only sure way to stop the sound of the alert.

👉 You can mute the sound by pressing the volume button once the alert comes through.

These annual tests are an important way to make sure the system works and can reach people when it matters most.

Some emergency events don’t allow enough time for an official warning to be sent. If you feel your life is in danger, do not wait for an Emergency Mobile Alert and take immediate action.

Answers to some common questions about Emergency Mobile Alerts are available on the Get Ready website at getready.govt.nz/ema/troubleshooting

A form is available for people to provide feedback on the test at research.net/r/EMA-feedback

📱 Nationwide EMA Test – What to Expect

A nationwide Emergency Mobile Alert (EMA) test will take place on Sunday 14 June between 6–7pm. 📢

👉 The alert will be sent to all capable mobile phones and other SIM‑connected devices (like smart watches with an activated SIM card) across Canterbury and New Zealand.

The alert will make a loud, siren-like sound -even if your phone is on silent. This is intentional, so it can get your attention in a real emergency. Switching to flight mode or turning off your device is the only sure way to stop the sound of the alert.

👉 You can mute the sound by pressing the volume button once the alert comes through.

These annual tests are an important way to make sure the system works and can reach people when it matters most.

Some emergency events don’t allow enough time for an official warning to be sent. If you feel your life is in danger, do not wait for an Emergency Mobile Alert and take immediate action.

Answers to some common questions about Emergency Mobile Alerts are available on the Get Ready website at getready.govt.nz/ema/troubleshooting

A form is available for people to provide feedback on the test at research.net/r/EMA-feedback

09/06/2026

Indiana Department of Homeland Security:

As more rain is projected across Indiana throughout the night, make sure you have multiple ways to receive emergency alerts in the event of a disaster - especially while you are asleep.

Learn more about emergency alerts, and how to check the settings on your phone, here: https://www.ready.gov/alerts

As more rain is projected across Indiana throughout the night, make sure you have multiple ways to receive emergency alerts in the event of a disaster - especially while you are asleep.

Learn more about emergency alerts, and how to check the settings on your phone, here: https://www.ready.gov/alerts