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Account takeovers: Insiders need not be malicious to cause chaos

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With 2020 coming to a close, SC Media is delivering through a series of articles our picks of the most high impact events and trends of the last year, which we predict will factor into community strategies in 2021 and beyond. This is the first in that series.
Cybercrime, Data Breach, Phishing, Privacy & Compliance, Security News, Website/Web Server Security

DNA companies vulnerable to phishing, privacy violations after attacks

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A malicious server compromise recently confirmed by DNA investigation services provider GEDmatch serves as a reminder of the incident response challenges and privacy ramifications that companies face when they trade in sensitive data – in this case, DNA, the most personal of data – especially when such incidents create unique opportunities for targeted phishing campaigns. Owned by…
Cybercrime, Data Breach, Network Security, Ransomware, Security News, Vulnerabilities

Citrix fixes bug used in ransomware attacks; Auto maker GEDIA falls victim to exploit

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Citrix over the last six days has been releasing firmware updates to fix CVE-2019-19781, a critical remote code execution vulnerability in its Citrix Application Delivery Controller, Citrix Gateway and SD-WAN WANOP products, which cybercriminals have actively exploited in an attempt to deliver ransomware, backdoors and coin miners. The Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based software company has now…
Data Breach, Security News, Web Services Security, E-Commerce Security

Data dump suggests that Evite data breach affected 100M accounts

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A new addition to the data breach reference website “Have I Been Pwned?” seemingly reveals that more than 100 million accounts were compromised in this year’s data breach of the event-planning service Evite. “Have I Been Pwned?” founder Troy Hunt added a database of 100,985,047 affected accounts to his site on July 14, and in…
Cybercrime, Data Breach, Security News, Web Services Security, E-Commerce Security

Hacker has designs on Canva data, steals info belonging to 139M users

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The graphic design website Canva was hacked last Friday in an data theft incident that reportedly compromised the data of approximately 139 million users. According to an online support page, Sydney-based Canva detected the attack while in progress on May 24, and immediately took action to fix the cause of the breach. Exposed data included…
VSkimmer trojan steals card data on point-of-sale systems
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2M credit cards exposed in Buca di Beppo, Earl of Sandwich, Planet Hollywood parent company breach

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A point-of-sale data breach allegedly discovered a month ago and just now admitted, exposed two million credit cards belonging to diners of Earl Enterprises restaurants. KrebsOnSecurity claims to have contacted the Italian restaurant chain that owns Buca di Beppo, Earl of Sandwich, Planet Hollywood and other restaurant brands, on Feb. 21, 2019, after finding evidence…
Cybercrime, Data Breach, Security News, Web Services Security, E-Commerce Security, Website/Web Server Security

Report: Details on 617 million user accounts up for sale on dark web

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A dark web marketplace this week reportedly began selling stolen data linked to roughly 617 million user accounts from 16 different websites. The Register was first to report the incident, citing details provided by the seller, who has set up show on the Tor network-based site Dream Market cyber-souk. The affected online services consist of video messaging…
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Movie and TV-tracking service Trakt belatedly discovers 2014 breach

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An unauthorized party illegally accessed data from TV and movie “scrobbling” service Trakt more than four years ago, but only now are users learning about it. The California-based company, which allows viewers to track the programs and films they watch, reportedly sent an email to its subscribers informing them that an unauthorized party used a…
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Lessons Learned: How to Defend Your Organization Against Social Engineering

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Social engineering is unique in the cybersecurity world as its scope of influence can vary widely on the software, hardware, and even psychological level. In this article, we’ll cover social engineering attacks and help you learn from recent developments in the space.

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