Craig Haley

  • Internet Hoaxes

Is the “destroy the computer” homo devil machine placard real? Fact Check

Does this photo really show an anti-gay protester holding a printed sign denouncing the computer as a "homo devil machine"?…

9 years ago
  • Internet Hoaxes

Wetherspoon not allowing staff to wear poppies? Fake News

A fake J.D. Wetherspoon Twitter account has created a stir on social media by claiming the pub chain will not…

9 years ago
  • In The News

Las Vegas survivor harassed and threatened by conspiracy theorists

A survivor of the Las Vegas shooting has spoken to reporters about the torrent of harassment and abuse he received…

9 years ago
  • Facebook

Facebook page claims you can win Audi Passion for sharing a post

A series of Facebook posts claim you can win an Audi Passion car for simply liking and sharing a post.…

9 years ago
  • Malware

Bad Rabbit ransomware spreads across Internet

Another major ransomware attack is spreading across the Internet infecting thousands of computers. Initially hitting both Russia and the Ukraine,…

9 years ago
  • Malware

5 ways you can get a malware infection – and how to prevent them

The consequences of a malware infection can be potentially devastating, with more advanced types and strains being released into the…

9 years ago
  • Facebook

Facebook message claims chain letters are rapidly spreading viruses

A Facebook message claims that Facebook chain letters are rapidly spreading viruses or are responsible for Facebook accounts getting hacked.…

9 years ago
  • Malware

Crooks using DDE attack to spread malware. What is a DDE attack?

Criminals are now using something called a DDE auto attack to infect computers with malware – including many versions of…

9 years ago
  • Facebook

Facebook warning claims “virus spreading like wildfire” is half accurate

A breathless warning is circulating Facebook that claims a virus is spreading “like wildfire” across the social networking website that…

9 years ago
  • In The News

Tech firms vow to remove extremist content within hours

Tech firms including Facebook, Twitter and Google have agreed to do more to ensure that extremist posts get taken down…

9 years ago