Скачать или смотреть Watch Out for Cyber SyncJacking! How Hackers Are Stealing Your Data Through Browser Sync – Stay Safe

A new cyber threat called SyncJacking is making headlines, and it’s something every internet user should know about. Hackers have found a way to exploit browser synchronization features—something we all use to keep bookmarks, passwords, and settings updated across devices. But in a SyncJacking attack, cybercriminals trick victims into syncing with a malicious browser instance, allowing them to steal saved passwords, access browsing history, and even take full control of accounts. This means your emails, banking details, and social media could be compromised without you even realizing it. The scariest part? No malware is needed on your device—the attack happens entirely through cloud synchronization. Experts recommend turning off automatic browser sync, enabling two-factor authentication, and being cautious about where you log in, especially on public or shared computers. Cyber threats are evolving fast, so stay informed and protect yourself. If you found this video helpful, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more cybersecurity updates!