Crypto hacker offered reward after $600m heist
Crypto hacker offered reward after $600m heist
As part of the Pegasus Project, forensic analyses revealed that 67 phones had shown signs of a successful Pegasus infection or intrusion attempt. Amnesty International’s Security Lab, a technical partner of the investigation, said last week that it has confirmed infections or traces of Pegasus spyware in 15 additional phones since the stories were first…
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An IT contractor who carried out a retaliatory cyber-attack after being fired for underperforming has been sent to prison. Indian national Deepanshu Kher was hired by an American IT consulting firm in 2017. The firm sent Kher to the headquarters of a company in Carlsbad, California, to assist the business with its migration to a…
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Application Security , Cybercrime , Device Identification Swiss Citizen Allegedly Leaked Victims’ Stolen Data, Including Source Code Jeremy Kirk (jeremy_kirk) , Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • March 19, 2021 A Swiss national who recently highlighted flaws in internet-connected Verkada surveillance cameras has been charged with hacking. See Also: Live Webinar | Mitigating the…
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Liquid says hackers have compromised some of its wallets and stolen more than $90 million. The firm’s operations and technology teams detected unauthorised access to “warm” wallets early Thursday. Warm wallets are based online. Crooks took over $91 million in crypto assets, of which just over $16 million was frozen thanks…