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71M Compromised Email Accounts Listed Online, How to Check Yours

posted onJanuary 19, 2024
by l33tdawg
Credit: tech.co

Security researcher Troy Hunt has updated his valuable Have I Been Pwned free data breach notification service with as many as 71 million email addresses linked to hacked accounts.

The hijacked details were leaked online as part of the Naz.API dataset, which is a collection of over one billion user credentials stolen in previous data breaches and by malware tools.

Apple GPU security flaw confirmed in iPhone 12 and M2 MacBook Air

posted onJanuary 17, 2024
by l33tdawg
Credit: 9to5 Mac

A report of an Apple GPU security flaw has been confirmed by the company, acknowledging that the iPhone 12 and M2 MacBook Air are affected.

An exploit has been demonstrated by security researchers, which would allow an attacker to view data processed by the chip, including the results of things like ChatGPT queries …

JPMorgan Chase Confronts Unprecedented Cyber Threats: 45 Billion Daily Hacking Attempts

posted onJanuary 17, 2024
by l33tdawg
Credit: BNN

JPMorgan Chase, one of Wall Street’s top financial institutions, is currently grappling with an alarming increase in cyberattacks. The company reportedly faces up to 45 billion cyber intrusion attempts daily, illustrating the severity and frequency of threats that global financial firms now confront. This surge in cybercrime worldwide has placed institutions like JPMorgan Chase on the front lines, enforcing stringent security measures to safeguard sensitive financial information and uphold their system’s integrity.

North Korean Hackers Stole Over $600 Million in Cryptocurrency

posted onJanuary 9, 2024
by l33tdawg
Credit: Cyber Security News

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) has reportedly stolen nearly $600 million in cryptocurrency in 2023.

Additionally, there have also been reports stating that the last final days of the year also had evidence of cyberattacks, which, if confirmed, could increase the toll to $700 million.

4-year campaign backdoored iPhones using possibly the most advanced exploit ever

posted onDecember 28, 2023
by l33tdawg
Credit: Arstechnica

Researchers on Wednesday presented intriguing new findings surrounding an attack that over four years backdoored dozens if not thousands of iPhones, many of which belonged to employees of Moscow-based security firm Kaspersky. Chief among the discoveries: the unknown attackers were able to achieve an unprecedented level of access by exploiting a vulnerability in an undocumented hardware feature that few if anyone outside of Apple and chip suppliers such as ARM Holdings knew of.

Researchers come up with better idea to prevent AirTag stalking

posted onDecember 28, 2023
by l33tdawg
Credit: Arstechnica

Apple's AirTags are meant to help you effortlessly find your keys or track your luggage. But the same features that make them easy to deploy and inconspicuous in your daily life have also allowed them to be abused as a sinister tracking tool that domestic abusers and criminals can use to stalk their targets.