Collaborate Disseminate
HaveIbeenPwned (HIBP) website has significantly expanded its database with hundreds of millions of newly compromised credentials extracted by hackers though infostealer logs. Continue reading Have I Been Pwned Adds ALIEN TXTBASE Data 280M Emails & Passwords
The Internet Archive has been hacked. This is an ongoing story, but it looks like this started at least as early as September 28, while the site itself was showing …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: The Internet Archive, Glitching With a Lighter, and Firefox In-the-wild
Internet Archive suffered a massive cyberattack, leading to a data breach where 31 million user records were stolen… Continue reading Internet Archive (Archive.Org) Hacked: 31 Million Accounts Compromised
The Internet Archive has suffered a data breach, leading to the compromise of email addresses, screen names and bcrypt password hashes of some 31 million users. The compromise was revealed on Wednesday afternoon, when the digital library’s websit… Continue reading Internet Archive data breach, defacement, and DDoS: Users’ data compromised
A new trove of 361 million email addresses has been added to Have I Been Pwned? (HIBP), the free online service through which users can check whether their account credentials and other data has been compromised in one or more data breaches. Have I Bee… Continue reading 361 million account credentials leaked on Telegram: Are yours among them?
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If your password gets stolen as part of a data breach, you’ll probably be told. But what if your password gets pwned some other way? Continue reading “Have I Been Pwned” breach site partners with… the FBI!
A data dump containing account information of over 26 million LiveJournal users has been offered for sale on dark web marketplaces and is now being shared for free on underground hacker forums. The data dump, supposedly originating from a 2014 LiveJour… Continue reading Account credentials of 26+ million LiveJournal users leaked online
Let’s Encrypt recently celebrated their one billionth certificate. That’s over 190 million websites currently secured, and thirteen full-time staff. The annual budget for Lets Encrypt is an eye-watering $3.3+ million, covered by sponsors like Mozilla, Google, Facebook, and the EFF.
A cynic might ask if we need to rewind the …read more
Continue reading This Week in Security: Let’s Encrypt Revocation, Ghostcat, and the RIDLer
Troy Hunt said the popular HIBP will continue to be run as an independent service. Continue reading Have I Been Pwned No Longer For Sale