Collaborate Disseminate
Magecart hackers compromised the online shop of the American Cancer Society and may have had access to all online payments made by visitors. The e-skimming attack was caught early, but it’s not known how much data was intercepted. An e-skimming g… Continue reading American Cancer Society Website Visitors Should Check Their Bank Statements
As part of cybersecurity month, the FBI is warning small and medium businesses (SMBs) about the dangers of e-skimming, a practice that could allow hackers to intercept online credit card payments.
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A hacker from New Jersey could spend the next 12 years in prison after he confessed to using keyloggers to steal data from two companies for more than a year. Ankur Agarwal, 45, of Montville, New Jersey, admitted he placed hardware keyloggers into the … Continue reading Two Companies in New Jersey Hacked with Keyloggers
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The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has released an advisory warning the public of the risks of mobile spyware, shortly after reaching a deal with Retina-X Studios LLC, a company making a few stalkerware apps. The settlement comes after it was reveal… Continue reading FTC Orders MobileSpy, PhoneSheriff and TeenShield Vendor to Destroy User Data
A Japanese hotel chain equipped with in-room robots issued an apology after a security researcher found that its robot could have been hacked, allowing attackers to access the camera and microphone. Security researcher Lance R. Vick found the robots in… Continue reading In-Room Robots at Japanese Hotel Could Have Been Hacked to Spy on Guests
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The cybersecurity market is seeing a continuous increase in range, scope, and value as new threats reshape the business landscape. Companies look to continue expanding security-related operations, a new forecast from IDC shows.
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A potentially dangerous vulnerability was discovered in the Linux Kernel, affecting Realtek Wi-Fi chips that could have been used to crash or compromise any systems running Linux. Security researcher Nico Waisman discovered the flaw, now dubbed CVE-201… Continue reading Serious Vulnerability that Could Crash or Compromise Linux OSes Found and Fixed
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