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The campaign was discovered in April 2022, but researchers believe the campaign occurred between February 2021 and September 8, 2022. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting credit card payment terminals to steal sensitive information, reveals new research from Group-IB Botnet Monitoring Team. The team’s head Nikolay Shelekhov and the company’s analyst, Said Khamchiev, shared details of how… Continue reading 167,000 Stolen Credit Card Numbers Exposed Via PoS Malware.

According to researchers, the data included 335,000 emails, 548,000 users, and 133,000 projects. The IT security researchers at SOCRadar have identified a treasure trove of data belonging to the technology giant Microsoft that was exposed online – Thanks to a database misconfiguration – The researchers have dubbed the incident “BlueBleed.” Microsoft has already acknowledged the… Continue reading Microsoft Exposes 2.4 TB Of Business Customer Data in BlueBleed Breach.

According to authorities, more than 22 locations were searched during the operation while over $1 million in criminal assets were seized. The French National Gendarmerie, with the support of Eurojust, Europol, and Spanish and Latvian authorities, has successfully dismantled a car theft gang. As per Europol’s press release, the gang used fraudulent software to steal… Continue reading Police Dismantles Car Hackers Exploited It’s Key less Entry Tech.

Hospitals and medical facilities are lucrative targets for hackers. It’s not enough anymore to keep software updated and make backups once a week. Instead, hospitals should ask questions like: “what is a VPN” and “what does a VPN do” to kick-start their journey to safer patient data. Would you enjoy hearing about your most intimate… Continue reading Cybersecurity Threats to Health Services: Why We Should Be Concerned.

The IT security researchers at Armorblox have revealed a new phishing attack in which scammers spoofed Zoom users to steal their Microsoft Exchange Credentials. For your information, Microsoft Exchange Server is a mail and calendaring server used by millions of companies worldwide. This makes it a lucrative target for cybercriminals. Scam Overview. According to cybersecurity… Continue reading Zoom Phishing Scam Steals Microsoft Exchange Credentials.

Bitcoin Suisse, the Swiss cryptocurrency services provider known for its secure, cold storage-based custodial crypto products, has announced that it now supports on-chain governance voting for all DOT, KSM, and CFG token holders. The company said that users of Bitccoin Suisse Vault can now easily create a proxy account on any device via the Vault… Continue reading Polkadot Investors Can Now Participate In Governance Using Bitcoin Suisse’s Custodial Cold Storage Solution.

An Iranian hacking group is using new Android spyware in an extensive campaign primarily targeting enterprise users, mobile security firm Zimperium has revealed. The group involved in this campaign goes by the name of “AppMilad” while the spyware being used is dubbed “RatMilad.” It can perform a wide range of malicious actions after it is… Continue reading Iranian Hackers Spreading RatMilad Android Spyware Disguised as VPN App.

A Binance-linked blockchain is the latest victim of a cyberattack. Reportedly the world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, has suffered losses amounting to $570 million due to this incident. World’s Leading Crypto Exchange Hacked. The world’s 5th largest token having a market cap of more than $45 million, BNB, is supported by BNB Chain, which became… Continue reading Binance-Linked Network Hacked, Over $570 Million in Losses Recorded.

TrollStore was released on 3rd September 2022 as a revolutionary new iOS tool that lets users install any application permanently on a non-jailbroken device. This is one feature that threat actors have been waiting for a long time. With the arrival of TrollStore, iOS devices’ security is severely threatened. For your information, device jailbreaking means… Continue reading New TrollStore Tool Permanently Installs Apps on Non-Jailbroken iOS Devices.

Kaspersky cybersecurity researchers have discovered multiple infections through a malicious TOR browser installer. The campaign is dubbed OnionPoison, and the installer is being distributed via a Chinese-language YouTube video about the dark web. The channel boasts over 180,000 subscribers, whereas the video’s view count has exceeded 64,000. It is a damaging discovery for TOR browser… Continue reading OnionPoison – Fake Tor Browser Installer Spreading Malware Via YouTube.