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A post claiming Sir Keir Starmer called for “‘more houses to be built’ for asylum seekers and illegal immigrants”, and described “migrants” as “the future of our economy” has been recirculating on Facebook and X (formerly Twitter).

The post, which was first shared on X more than a year ago reads: “Keir Starmer calls for ‘more houses to be built’ for asylum seekers and illegal immigrants – ‘These migrants have to be the priority for the government. They are the future of our economy’ he said”.

The original post includes a link to an interview Mr Starmer gave to BBC News in November 2022. But as we’ve previously explained, Mr Starmer did not say this during the interview, and we’ve found no evidence that he’s called for “more houses to…

Telegram has unveiled its latest effort to take on other industry giants, such as WhatsApp, Messenger and Apple, by introducing new business-focused features.

Available now, Telegram Business offers a range of tools, including customizable start pages, business hour settings, automated greeting and away messages, and AI chatbot integration. 

Selling on Facebook Marketplace is more than about just clearing clutter – it can make some worthwhile cash in the process. Consider this guide as your road map to navigating Facebook Marketplace, where one person’s junk it another’s treasure.

What is Facebook Marketplace?

Facebook Marketplace is the online selling platform of social media giant, FaceBook. It’s where users from all over the UK converge to buy and sell an eclectic array of items – from vintage…

New research has revealed that threat actors are leveraging Facebook messages to deploy a sophisticated Python-based infostealer, known as Snake.

Researchers at Cyberason have shared details of the attack, indicating that Snake’s primary objective is to capture sensitive data and credentials from unsuspecting users.

Leading perpetrator of online investment scams, which cost Australians and New Zealanders billions of dollars, unmasked in new report.

Infoblox has released a report unmasking Savvy Seahorse as a leading perpetrator of online cybercriminal investment scam websites.

The threat actor has operated in the shadows since at least 2021 and its target victims include people in Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ).

Savvy Seahorse uses Facebook ads to lure in victims and convince them to open accounts, make deposits and invest in companies including Tesla and Meta.

Once deposited, the cybercriminal gang then transfers the funds to a bank in Russia.

Its tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) also include ChatGPT and WhatsApp bots imitating online webchats to encourage victims…