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Microsoft is Attackers’ Favorite for Brand Phishing Attacks
Technology giant Microsoft continues to be the favorite brand of cybercriminals for phishing attacks. According to Check Point’s Brand Phishing Report for Q3 2021,...
Hacker Leaks Twitch Source Code on 4chan
A torrent link to a 125GB file with source code and business data of the video streaming platform Twitch has been leaked and published...
New Chinese Malware “CopperStealer” Thieving Credentials Saved by Browsers
Cybersecurity researchers discovered a new malware making rounds online via fake software sites that targeted popular service providers like Facebook, Google, Instagram, Amazon, and...
Juspay Data Breach Puts Amazon, Swiggy and Many Others in a...
Juspay, a Bengaluru-based startup, is a payment partner for many Indian online platforms, including Amazon, Swiggy, and Makemytrip. It has been in business for...
How to Boost Amazon S3 Bucket Security
Misconfigured S3 buckets have led to major hacking incidents, for which the Magecart Group has been largely responsible. The Capital One data breach (100...
Social Media Giants’ Data Collection under FTC Scanner; Amazon, Facebook, and...
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of the U.S. has issued orders to nine social media and video streaming giants, asking them to provide data...
Ad Scams Deliver a Bitter Pill to TikTok
The problems for the popular short-video app TikTok don’t seem to subside. After facing a complete ban in India and an impending ban in...
Massive Data Breach Exposes PII of 99,000 V Shred Customers and...
Security research firm vpnMentor reported that fitness brand V Shred suffered a data breach that exposed the personally identifiable information (PII) of 99,000 of...
Indian Payments App BHIM Exposed to a Massive User Data Breach,...
Security researchers from vpnMentor discovered a massive data breach (estimated 7.26 million), which exposed records connected to India’s mobile payments app BHIM (Bharat Interface...
Apple Is Hackers’ Favorite for Brand Phishing Attacks
Apple was the most frequently used brand in phishing attacks during the first quarter of 2020, according to Check Point’s research. The research report...
