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Facebook Alleges Company Infiltrated Thousands for Ad Fraud06-12-19 Facebook has paid over $4 million to victims to reimburse them for the unauthorized ads purchased using their ad accounts. |
Stealthy MacOS Malware Tied to Lazarus APT06-12-19 Researcher discovered a MacOS trojan hiding behind a fake crypto trading platform believed to be the work of the state-sponsored North Korean hackers behind WannaCry. |
Ransomware Attack Hits Data Center Provider CyrusOne: Report05-12-19 Security experts say the incident shows that cybercriminals are using ransomware to hit companies where it hurts. |
AT&T, Verizon Subscribers Exposed as Mobile Bills Turn Up on the Open Web05-12-19 Names, addresses, phone numbers, call and text message records and account PINs were all caught up in a cloud misconfiguration. |
Feds Offer $5M Reward to Nab ‘Evil Corp’ Dridex Hacker05-12-19 Authorities cracked down on cybercrime group Evil Corp. with sanctions and charges against its leader, known for his lavish lifestyle. |
HackerOne Breach Leads to $20,000 Bounty Reward05-12-19 HackerOne has paid out $20,000 to a bounty hunter who discovered a session cookie issue, due to "human error," on the bug bounty platform. |
OpenBSD Hit with Authentication, LPE Bugs05-12-19 The authentication bypass (CVE-2019-19521) is remotely exploitable. |
‘Ultimate’ MiTM Attack Steals $1M from Israeli Startup05-12-19 Researchers uncovers “ultimate man-in-the-middle attack” that used an elaborate spoofing campaign to fool a Chinese VC firm and rip off an emerging business. |
ThreatList: 90% of SMBs Believe Nation-State Actors Are Targeting Them04-12-19 Larger SMBs are more likely to feel targeted by APTs. |
Nebraska Medicine Breached By Rogue Employee04-12-19 Nebraska Medicine is warning that a rogue, former employee accessed patients' medical records, Social Security numbers and more. |
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