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The group's skimmer has added some capabilities that steals credentials from admins.
By Waqas
Sotheby’s, an American multinational corporation and Auction House has become another victim of Magecart attack after hackers gained access to Sotheby’s home website and inserted a card-skimming code aiming at customers’ credit card and banking data. Although Sotheby’s detected the intrusion on 10th October 2018 the malware was present on its website and stealing personal and financial data of […]
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The lawsuit alleges that NSO Group violated international law by allowing Pegasus to be used by oppressive regimes to hunt dissidents and journalists.
Class-action suits have been filed on behalf of guests and shareholders, with more expected.
About 25% of political support in Arizona and Florida was generated by influence agents using Twitter as a platform, research shows.
By Uzair Amir
Misconfigured ElasticSearch Servers Exposed Private Data of over 82 Million Users. A warning has been issued by Bob Diachenko, a HackenProof security researcher informing users in the US that around 73 gigabytes of data is identified in a “regular security audit” of publicly accessible servers on the Shodan IoT search engine. According to the researcher, […]
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In this Newsmaker Interview, ‘breach hunter’ Chris Vickery explores a recent spate of breaches from Marriott, USPS and Dell EMC.
The parent firm of bling retailers Jared and Kay Jewelers has fixed a bug in the Web sites of both companies that exposed the order information for all of their online customers.
Prisoners in South Carolina posed convincingly as beautiful women on social media platforms.
The laptop giant will settle a 32-state class-action lawsuit stemming from pre-installing vulnerable ad-targeting software.
