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Brittany Goetting

Brittany Goetting

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Maine, United States

Biography

Technical editor for https://hothardware.com/

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Cybersecurity, Tech, Tech hardware, Gaming

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No topic really

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Total articles 933

  • Teens Have A New Sinister Side Hustle Selling Malware On Discord For Pocket Money

    By Brittany Goetting| HotHardware Verified Most of us likely babysat, mowed lawns, or worked part-time jobs to earn money as teens. However, teens in 2022 have some rather interesting and unexpected ways to make some extra cash. Minors are reportedly developing, discussing, and selling malware through a Discord server. What happened to paper routes? Cybersecurity experts from Avast uncovered a Discord server dedicated to “malware-as-a-service” products.

    By Brittany Goetting · HotHardware

    Jun. 30, 2022

  • Google Pixel DIY Repair Program Is Now Live With Genuine Parts For These Phones

    By Brittany Goetting| HotHardware Verified Does your Google Pixel have a cracked screen or charging issue? Do you wish you could easily fix this yourself? Your wish is Google and iFixit’s command. Google Pixel owners can now purchase parts and repair kits for their device and fix it themselves. Google has partnered with iFixit to offer either standalone replacement screens, batteries, charging ports, adhesives, and rear cameras or repair kits with these items.

    By Brittany Goetting · HotHardware

    Jun. 30, 2022

  • FBI Tells Employers To Beware Of Deepfakes And Stolen IDs During Remote Job Interviews

    By Brittany Goetting| HotHardware Verified Is that applicant acting a bit funny or are your eyes deceiving you? If you are an employer conducting online interviews, some of your applicants may not be what they seem. The FBI has warned employers that bad actors are using deepfakes and stolen IDs to apply for jobs where they could access sensitive information.

    By Brittany Goetting · HotHardware

    Jun. 29, 2022

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