U.S. Voter Databases Offered for Free on Dark Web, Report
Some underground forum users said they're monetizing the information through the State Department's anti-influence-campaign effort.
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Magecart Credit-Card Skimmer Adds Telegram as C2 Channel
In a rare move, the encrypted messaging service is being used to send stolen payment-card data from websites back to cybercriminals.
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FBI: Ring Smart Doorbells Could Sabotage Cops
While privacy advocates have warned against Ring's partnerships with police, newly unearthed documents reveal FBI concerns about 'new challenges' smart doorbell footage could create for cops.
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Pioneer Kitten APT Sells Corporate Network Access
The Iran-based APT has infiltrated multiple VPNs using open-source tools and known exploits.
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Apple Accidentally Notarizes Shlayer Malware Used in Adware Campaign
The notarized malware payloads were discovered in a recent MacOS adware campaign, disguised as Adobe Flash Player updates.
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Charming Kitten Returns with WhatsApp, LinkedIn Effort
The Iran-linked APT is targeting Israeli scholars and U.S. government employees in a credential-stealing effort.
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Stolen Fortnite Accounts Earn Hackers Millions Per Year
More than 2 billion breached Fortnite accounts have gone up for sale in underground forums so far in 2020 alone.
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Critical Slack Bug Allows Access to Private Channels, Conversations
The RCE bug affects versions below 4.4 of the Slack desktop app.
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Instagram ‘Help Center’ Phishing Scam Pilfers Credentials
Researchers warn that a phishing scam is targeting Instagram users via direct messages on the app.
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Elon Musk Confirms, Tesla Factory a Target of Foiled Cyberattack
A Tesla employee was reportedly approached by a Russian national and asked to install malware on the company's systems.
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Compromised Zoom Credentials Swapped in Underground Forums
Thousands of compromised Zoom credentials were discovered in underground forums as cybercriminals look to tap into the burgeoning remote workforce.
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