FBI seizes major cybercrime forums in coordinated domain takedown
The domains for Cracked and Nulled now redirect to FBI-controlled servers.
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(Getty Images) Cybercrime Botnet serving as ‘backbone’ of malicious proxy network taken offline
Lumen Technology’s Black Lotus Labs took the ngioweb botnet and NSOCKS proxy offline Tuesday.
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Close-up of Ring doorbell, equipped with a camera and machine learning capabilities, installed outside a home in the Marina Del Rey neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, October 21, 2018. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) Technology FTC settles with Amazon Ring over hacking, security incidents
Thousands of Ring customers have been victims of cyberattacks that the commission alleged were in part due to poor data security practices.
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Department of Justice building. (Getty Images) Government DOJ, international law enforcement disrupt massive RSOCKS botnet
The search warrant targeted a Florida hosting company alleged to have facilitated the botnet activity.
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(JACK GUEZ/AFP via Getty Images) Threats More than 1.1 million online credentials found in NY AG credential stuffing investigation
The 1.1 million accounts could be used to log in to 17 different major online businesses, which were notified.
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People walk by the Wall Street Bull near the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on August 10, 2021 in New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) Financial SEC fines brokerage firms over email hacks, customer data exposure
Collectively, the companies will pay $750,000.
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(Getty Images) Sponsored Cybersecurity report shows an increase in cyberthreats during pandemic
Surges in collaboration tool use and cloud demands open enterprise networks to new risks and threat actors are taking notice, a new McAfee report finds.
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Akamai’s Tony Lauro on how to protect a customer loyalty program
Akamai’s Director of Security Technology & Strategy Tony Lauro talks with CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto about hackers’ attempts to crack open customer loyalty programs and what enterprises can do to stop it.
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(Getty Images) Financial When your apps are dormant, you become a more likely target for crooks
Account takeover attacks (ATOs) are easier and more likely if individuals haven’t used an app for awhile, according to research from DataVisor.
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(Getty) Financial Fraud via rogue apps exploded by 300 percent in just a few months
Phishing rates stayed mostly constant from one quarter to the next, according to a new RSA report.