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Blaze Radio Network. And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. Whatever you do, don't type these six words

into your computer or your search engine. If you type in, according to cybersecurity company,

SOFOS, SOP, HOS, they have issued an urgent warning, urgent warning on its website, asking people not to type six words into their search engines.

Are Bengal cats legal in Australia?

Oh my gosh.

Now it says in the story, are Bengal cats legal in Australia with a question mark?

So I don't know if you type in our Bengal cats legal in Australia with a question mark? So I don't know if you type in our Bengal cats legal in Australia without the question mark

if you'll be hacked or not.

But, you know, I'm not going to try it.

Victims they claim are enticed into clicking on the malicious adware or links disguised as legitimate marketing or in

this case a legitimate Google search. At present, the dangerous links only appear in search

results with the word Australia. So don't search for anything with Australia at the end.

Maybe say the world.

Maybe say country down under.

Don't say at the actual country, Australia.

And this might happen.

I mean, I could do it easily when, you know, looking up stories.

I just type searches to find different stories and different links.

And it could happen.

So cybercriminals are increasingly infiltrating innocuous Google searches by using a tactic known as CO poisoning, SEO poisoning.

Oh, okay.

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