Cybercriminals come up with new tricks up their sleeves, using stolen cards to target their victims with fake e-commerce sites and social engineering call centers.
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Five Tips to Improve Cybersecurity
As technology continues to evolve, cyber attackers adapt and develop new malicious techniques to infiltrate systems of business as well as mom and dad at home. Improve your cybersecurity by implementing these five security tips!
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78,000 Impacted by Maryland Department of Labor Breach
Hackers infiltrated Maryland Department of Labor, accessing 78,000 users of the state’s unemployment insurance. Personal information such as social security numbers and record numbers were revealed.
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25M Devices Affected with Malicious Apps
Is the WhatsApp app you are using on your phone legitimate, even if it’s working perfectly? Malicious apps replaced certain apps on nearly 25 million Android phones. Is your phone affected?
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Magecart Steals Payment Data From 17,000 Websites
Magecart strikes again! These hackers injected credit card skimmers on about 17,000 websites since April, due to misconfigured Amazon S3 buckets.
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Emergency Text Alerts Can Be Hijacked and Weaponized
Can you trust emergency text alerts you receive? Security experts revealed how simple it is to hijack the Broadcast Emergency Response and send out fraud messages.
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MedicareSupplement.com Exposes 5M Records
Medical details such as full names, insurance policies, and addresses were left on an open database without proper security measures in place.
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Hackers Take Their Ball Home After $2 Billion Payout
Within a 15-month span, hackers behind the GrandCrab ransomware scheme decided to cash out with more than $2 billion from their victims.
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China Targets USG Employees in Spear Phish Attacks
Details of the Anthem hack revealed that the sophisticated nature of this cyber attack was due to spear-phishing emails sent by China.
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Georgia’s Court System Hit By Ransomware Attack
Another U.S. agency has fallen victim to ransom demands by hackers. Over the weekend it was discovered that hackers had found their way into the Georgia court system, knocking the entire system offline.
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