In a post last week on an underground hacker forum, an anonymous poster or a group advertised the availability of the data and released a sample that purportedly contained 750,000 records. The asking price for the entire 23-terabyte database was 10 bitcoin, or about $200,000.
The data included names, national identification and phone numbers, medical records, details from police reports, and other information.
Best VPN for Hackers [Top 5 VPN Providers for Ethical Hackers]
Ethical hackers mimic malicious hackers to test the security of an organization's system or application. However, doing this without approval can get you into trouble; you could even end up in jail .
Even if you have hacking approval, you're not immune from online dangers. Malicious hackers could penetrate your device if you access the internet directly. A VPN provides the security and privacy you need to keep online threats at bay. This guide will reveal the five top VPN services for hackers.
Marriott says hackers attempted to extort company with Baltimore hotel data theft - The Record by ...
Marriott confirmed reports that hackers tried to extort the company after 20 GB of employee and customer data was stolen from BWI Airport Marriott in Baltimore.
In a statement, Marriott International shared more information about a Tuesday report from Databreaches.net that an unnamed hacking group had breached servers at BWI Airport Marriott and stolen data that included credit card numbers and other personal information.
Graff Diamonds Paid $7.5M Ransom to Hackers | PYMNTS.com
Graff Diamonds, a British luxury jeweler, has paid a ransom in bitcoin of $7.5 million to Conti, the Russian hacking gang which leaked data on the company's big clients last year, Bloomberg reported Wednesday (June 6), citing a London lawsuit.
Conti attacked the jeweler in September last year and leaked data about the royal families from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar. In a rather unusual move, Conti did apologize to the families — but said there might be a need to leak more data.
Hackers Abusing BRc4 Red Team Penetration Tool in Attacks to Evade Detection
Malicious actors have been observed abusing legitimate adversary simulation software in their attacks in an attempt to stay under the radar and evade detection.
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 said a malware sample uploaded to the VirusTotal database on May 19, 2022, contained a payload associated with Brute Ratel C4, a relatively new sophisticated toolkit "designed to avoid detection by endpoint detection and response (EDR) and antivirus (AV) ...
Pentagon Looking For A Few Good Hackers - BankInfoSecurity
Cash rewards await white hat hackers in an experimental bug bounty program launched on American Independence Day by the U.S. Department of Defense.
See Also: Fireside Chat | Zero Tolerance: Controlling The Landscape Where You'll Meet Your Adversaries
Hackers are using YouTube videos to trick people into installing malware | TechRadar
Cybercriminals have begun to lean on YouTube as a means of distributing potent malware (opens in new tab) , security experts have discovered.
When it collects all of the above, it compresses it into a single file and sends it over to a server under the attackers’ control. It then self-destructs.
Bitter APT Hackers Continue to Target Bangladesh Military Entities
Military entities located in Bangladesh continue to be at the receiving end of sustained cyberattacks by an advanced persistent threat tracked as Bitter.
"Through malicious document files and intermediate malware stages the threat actors conduct espionage by deploying Remote Access Trojans," cybersecurity firm SECUINFRA said in a new write-up published on July 5.
We love trees 🥰🍀💕❤️💋😘
#NFT #ETH #nftgiveaways #nftcommunity #Giveaways #NFTPromotion #ART
https://opensea.io/collection/aotam
Hot NFT tree art collection available. This is BIG!
See the amazing artwork. Click here.
No comments:
Post a Comment