More than 533 million Facebook users had their personal information posted to a public hacker forum, a move that is raising concerns about an uptick in cybercrime leveraging the credentials. The publicly released Facebook user data is believed to be part of a 2019 “Add Friend” Facebook security bug exploited by hackers at the time.
3rd Party Risk Management , Cybercrime , Fraud Management & Cybercrime Discussion Also Tackles Vendor Security Issues Anna Delaney (annamadeline) • July 16, 2021 Clockwise, from top left: Tom Field, Anna Delaney, Scott Ferguson and Marianne Kolbasuk McGee In the latest weekly update, four…
A security guard who let Brittany Higgins and her alleged rapist into Parliament House says she later found her passed out naked on a couch. Ms Higgins, then 24, claims a high-flying senior Liberal Party staffer raped her on that couch in the office of Defence Minister Linda Reynolds’ office in March 2019. The colleagues…
В спецификациях Bluetooth Core и Mesh Profile выявили уязвимости, позволяющие злоумышленникам выдавать себя за легитимное устройство при создании пары. За счёт эксплуатации обнаруженных брешей киберпреступники могут запустить атаки вида «Человек посередине» (man-in-the-middle, MitM).
Cybercrime , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Fraud Risk Management Self-Professed ‘King of Fraud’ Aleksandr Zhukov Ran Ads on Fake Sites Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • May 31, 2021 Sources: Department of Justice, court documents A Russian man has been convicted of bilking advertisers out of more than $7 million in payments for…
Facebook cut off access to NYU researchers studying political ads and COVID misinformation, saying their work violated its terms of service. Josh Edelson / AFP via Getty Images Facebook has blocked a team of New York University researchers studying political ads and COVID misinformation from accessing its site, a move that critics say is meant…
Account Takeover Fraud , Card Not Present Fraud , Cybercrime Cybercriminals Using Web Shells to Control Retailers’ Servers Doug Olenick (DougOlenick) • April 9, 2021 Visa’s Payment Fraud Disruption team reports that cybercriminals are increasingly using web shells to establish command and control over retailers’ servers during payment card skimming attacks. See Also:…
