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More than 200 million emails stolen from Twitter and leaked on a hacker forum
Over 200 million Twitter user emails stolen.
Cybercrime intelligence firm Hudson Rock confirmed on Wednesday that hackers had posted the credentials of more than 200 million Twitter accounts, including email addresses, phone numbers, and account names, onto an online hacking forum.More
Meta appealing the $400 million penalty for breaching EU privacy laws
Yet another huge fine for Meta for breaking users' privacy for the sake of profits.
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News January 05, 2023
LockBit ransomware group releases decryptor after attacking SickKids hospital
SickKids children's hospital suffers a ransomware attack.
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Louisiana hospital struck by a ransomware attack
Nearly 270,000 patients of the Lake Charles Memorial Health System were affected by the attack.
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Okta hack: GitHub repositories breached, source code stolen
Breach discovered after suspicious access to Okta’s code repositories.
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Google will add end-to-end encryption for Gmail web
Google announced that end-to-end encryption will soon be available on Gmail for the web.
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FBI seizes 48 domains linked to DDoS-for-hire services: six charged in connection
"Stresser" and "Booter" platforms shut down.
On Wednesday, the U.S.More
Rackspace hit by phishing and ransomware attacks
Leading cloud computing company under fire.
Rackspace is a leading provider of cloud computing and managed hosting services founded in 1998.More
ScarCruft hackers exploit 0-day in Internet Explorer to target South Koreans
Cybercriminals exploit the known Zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer.
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News Web browsers and vulnerabilities December 08, 2022
Credential stealer infected over 300,000 Android devices
Android malware found on Google Play stole thousands of Facebook login credentials.
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LastPass discloses data breach: customer information affected
Breach confirmed although customers' passwords remain safe.
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Private data of 5.4 million Twitter users posted online
The API vulnerability led to the compromise of millions of Twitter accounts.
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Is No Code Secure?
How easy it is to hack a No Code framework?
Whether it is a one-person project or a giant company like Google, the risk of being hacked is always there for everyone.More
Google Ads used to spread Royal ransomware by cybercriminals
Microsoft warns users about a cybercrime group using Google Ads to deliver various payloads.
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Twitter source code reveals plans for end-to-end DM encryption
Researchers discovered interesting changes in Twitter's source code, linking it to future plans.
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