The hackers who targeted the Harmony network in a $100 million attack last year have bridged their ill-gotten gains from the Bitcoin blockchain to the Avalanche, Tron and Ethereum platforms, according to on-chain analysis by blockchain sleuth MistTrack.
Last week, the hackers sent $63.5 million (41,000 ETH) to Railgun, a privacy-focused crypto wallet, before moving the funds on to various exchanges. The bitcoin ( BTC ) was then withdrawn from exchanges, with a portion of it being bridged to the Avalanche network.
Hackers Hit Riot Games, Forcing It to Halt Game Updates | PCMag
The hacker infiltrated the company’s development systems through a “social engineering attack,” Riot Games tweeted (Opens in a new window) .
The good news is that Riot Games has so far uncovered no evidence that user data was compromised during the intrusion.
However, the intrusion did disrupt the company’s ability to release game updates. “While our teams are working hard on a fix, we expect this to impact our upcoming patch cadence across multiple games,” the studio said.
Riot Games to pause updates after social engineering attack - The Record from Recorded Future News
Video game developer and esports organizer Riot Games was affected by a social engineering cyberattack last week, the company announced on January 20.
The attack, which compromised multiple systems, affects the company's ability to release content, as well as other operations at the company, including patching.
Hackers remotely interrupting GTA Online PC Gameplay
Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto, GTA Online on PC players should be cautious of playing the game because a new Remote Code Execution/RCE exploit has emerged, allowing hackers to gain complete control of their accounts.
This exploit allows the attackers to modify your character, edit/delete stats, and ban or delete the account.
Why do Hackers Steal? 5 Motives Behind Data Breaches | Eureka Security - Security Boulevard
According to 451 Research, 45% of businesses have experienced a cloud-based data breach over the past year. From hacktivism to monetization and fraudulent activities, one thing is clear: customer data is valuable and hackers want it. Knowledge is power and data is a commodity.
Hackers often blend existing physical devastation with escalating digital warfare. This is best illustrated by the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Arnold Clark threatened by hackers following cyber attack
This follows the cyber attack on the company over the festive period, in which customers had their addresses, passports and national insurance numbers stolen and have now, the Mail on Sunday has reported, been leaked on the dark web.
The newspaper reported that hackers have posted 15GB of data, and have threatened to upload a further 467GB unless a multi-million-pound ransom is paid in cryptocurrency.
FanDuel Advises Betting On Better Security After Hackers Stole Private Customer Data | HotHardware
Hackers often use this clever trick to take you to phishing sites — can you spot it?
Phishing sites are designed in such a way that they closely resemble the legitimate sites they’re trying to impersonate. From using company logos and language to flat out copying a site’s entire layout, phishing sites have come a long way when it comes to appearing legitimate.
These security flaws could let hackers install anything they wanted in the Samsung Galaxy App ...
Samsung has patched two vulnerabilities in its mobile app marketplace that could have allowed threat actors to install any app on a target mobile device without the device owner’s knowledge or consent.
Cybersecurity researchers from the NCC Group discovered the vulnerabilities in late December 2022 and tipped Samsung off, with the company issuing a patch (version 4.5.49.8) on January 1 2023.
Hackers Access Thousands Of PayPal Accounts | Silicon UK Tech
In a notification it sent to users starting last Thursday the digital payments giant said some 34,942 had their accounts accessed during a two-day period in early December.
While it said no transactions were carried out by the intruders, the hackers were able to access detailed personal data including full names, dates of birth, postal addresses, social security numbers and individual tax identification numbers.
The hackers that targeted Harmony Network in a $100 million hack last year are attempting to cover their tracks by… https://t.co/XbuYTB5YZ2 CoinDesk (from New York, USA) Mon Jan 23 15:42:35 +0000 2023
#cryptonews: Security teams at crypto exchanges #Binance and #Huobi worked together to freeze and recover 124… https://t.co/uH8B7hlxtA CoinMarketCap (from Decentralized) Tue Jan 17 04:30:30 +0000 2023
Security teams at crypto exchanges #Binance and Huobi worked together to freeze and recover 121 #Bitcoin from hacke… https://t.co/Ig6hJNZNVW Cointelegraph (from New York, New York) Mon Jan 16 12:15:27 +0000 2023
The crypto exchanges froze and recovered 121 Bitcoin from the hackers as they deposited the funds on Huobi. https://t.co/NzDYZgtLyb Cointelegraph (from New York, New York) Mon Jan 16 11:01:33 +0000 2023
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