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Just a few days after 620 million accounts were put on sale on the DarkWeb, another 127 million records have popped up for sale. #databreach
Another 127 Million Records Have Gone On Sale On The Dark Web -- Here's What You Should Do
Just days after the news that 620 million accounts had gone on sale on the Dark Web, another trove of data has emerged. Which sites are on there and what does it mean?
forbes.com
Fake banking apps luring Android users into giving away the keys to their cash
A report into Android banking malware by ESET has found that simple-to-develop fake banking apps are highly effective against unsuspecting users, with victims seeing their bank accounts emptied after they are lured into providing their login credentials.
verdict.co.uk
Cyber-criminals use vulnerable plugin used by IT service providers who didn't update to infect customers with ransomware. #ransomware
GandCrab ransomware gang infects customers of remote IT support firms | ZDNet
At least 126 managed service providers forgot to update a plugin back in 2017 and are now vulnerable to attacks.
zdnet.com
Emotet malware tweaks tactics in fresh attack wave | ZDNet
The threat distribution platform has introduced a new method to snare the unsuspecting.
zdnet.com
Just in time for Valentine's Day, cyber-criminals break hearts on OKCupid with credential-stuffing attack. #databreach
Credential-stuffing hackers reportedly break hearts, accounts at OkCupid | SC Media
Dating can make people feel vulnerable enough, especially in the run up to Valentine’s Day, without hackers blocking access to their OkCupid accounts and
scmagazine.com
Cameras can be found on pretty much every device now. Just how scared should you be of your privacy and webcams?
Should you be scared of your laptop’s webcam? | ZDNet
Pretty much every laptop – and for that matter, tablet and smartphone – has at least one camera fitted that's pointing at us all the time. But how worried should we be about eyes on us? Can the nefariously-minded switch them on to spy on us?
zdnet.com