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A deeper investigation has revealed that hackers were stealing information for much longer than initially thought, and an additional 185,000 British Airways customer payment cards were compromised.
Continue reading British Airways hack is worse than originally thought
Police in Australia have arrested a 23-year-old woman in Melbourne, Australia, in connection with an email hack that resulted in a huge amount of virtual currency being stolen.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading 23-year-old woman charged with stealing $320,000 worth of cryptocurrency
Police in Australia have arrested a 23-year-old woman in Melbourne, Australia, in connection with an email hack that resulted in a huge amount of virtual currency being stolen. The story starts in January 2018, when a 56-year-old man discovered that he… Continue reading 23-year-old woman charged with stealing $320,000 worth of cryptocurrency
Most people in the world would describe it as a company “admitting they’ve been hacked.”
But if you’re the breached company and want to apply the maximum amount of PR spin, you might instead issue a release saying you’re “announcing a data security eve… Continue reading Hackers steal personal data of up to 9.4 million Cathay Pacific passengers
Amongst the information stolen from the airline’s IT systems were passport details, travel histories, phone numbers, addresses, names and dates of birth.
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A Facebook friend request leads to arrest, Twitter scams ride again via promoted ads, and adult websites expose their members. Oh, and Graham finds out what Rule 34 is.
All this and much more is discussed in the latest edition of the award-winning “Sma… Continue reading Smashing Security #101: Rule 34, Twitter scams, and Facebook fails
Morrisons didn’t know it, but in 2014 it had a huge problem.
The UK’s fourth largest supermarket chain, with over 500 stores, had a disgruntled member of staff who had access to sensitive data, such as the payroll information of 100,000 current and for… Continue reading Supermarket told it must compensate 100,000 workers after payroll data deliberately leaked by rogue employee
It’s an odd state of affairs when the bogus Elon Musk accounts offering bitcoin giveaways appear more legitimate than the real Elon’s tweets.
Continue reading Twitter thought Elon Musk’s bizarre tweets were evidence he’d been hacked
Morrisons didn’t know it, but in 2014 it had a huge problem. The UK’s fourth largest supermarket chain, with over 500 stores, had a disgruntled member of staff who had access to sensitive data, such as the payroll information of 1… Continue reading Supermarket Told it Must Compensate 100,000 Workers after Payroll Data Deliberately Leaked by Rogue Employee
According to reports, Facebook is planning to acquire a cybersecurity firm. But what will the security boffins think of working for Mark Zuckerberg of all people?
Continue reading If Facebook buys a security company, how will it retain the staff who absolutely hate Facebook?