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Cyber SecurityNews

Chinese Hackers Compromise Vatican’s Computer Systems Ahead of Religious Freedom Talks

August 7, 2020
Chinese hackers infiltrated Vatican's computer networks ahead of the high-profile talks between the Catholic Church and the Chinese government on the operations of the Church in China.
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Hacker using a laptop showing scope of MGM data breach
Cyber SecurityNews

New Details Indicate That Scope of the 2019 MGM Data Breach Is Much Bigger Than Expected

July 31, 2020
New discovery of over 142 million guest credentials on the dark web expands the scope of the 2019 MGM data breach and appears to confirm that a number of MGM Resorts properties were affected.
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Hacker working on laptop showing the real cost of a data breach
Cyber SecurityInsights

What Is the Real Cost of a Data Breach?

July 22, 2020
Cost of a data breach does not only include the monetary losses from the incident but also the implications from the loss of respect and credibility as a business.
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WhatsApp logo on mobile showing the leak of WhatsApp phone numbers from private profiles via Google search
Data PrivacyNews

WhatsApp Phone Numbers From Private Profiles Leaked to the Public via Google Search

June 23, 2020
300,000 WhatsApp phone numbers are made visible in plain text to anyone who performs Google search for domain "https://wa.me" and enters common dialing prefixes.
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Binary code on laptop screen showing the information from LiveJournal’s data breach six years ago fueling credential stuffing attacks
Cyber SecurityNews

Recently Discovered LiveJournal Breach Has Been Fueling Credential Stuffing Attacks for Six Years

June 8, 2020
Credential stuffing attacks directed at LiveJournal's social media service Dreamwidth appear to be fueled by a hack six years ago that exposed 26 million of their usernames and passwords.
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Chefs cooking in kitchen showing the Home Chef meal kit service’s data breach that is likely to be orchestrated by hacking group Shiny Hunters
Cyber SecurityNews

Meal Kit Service Home Chef Concedes Major Breach by Shiny Hunters

June 2, 2020
Chicago based meal kit service Home Chef suffered a data breach likely to be orchestrated by hacking group Shiny Hunters which resulted in over 8 million user records being sold on dark web marketplace.
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Hacker working on machine showing stolen data sold on dark web by hacking group
Cyber SecurityNews

Notorious Hacking Group Sells More Than 73 Million of Stolen User Records on the Dark Web

May 22, 2020
Compromised data belonging to ten companies is on sale on the dark web by a hacking group called ShinyHunters. The 73 million stolen user records is being sold for $18,000.
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Hacker typing on a login screen showing the data breach of GoDaddy web hosting accounts calls for a need for stronger authentication
Cyber SecurityNews

GoDaddy Web Hosting Accounts Data Breach Underscores Need for Stronger Authentication

May 20, 2020
A data breach that exposed usernames and passwords of 28,000 GoDaddy web hosting accounts had raised security concerns over the authentication methods being used.
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Man holding magnifying glass and padlock with virtual network screen showing how the data breach of Mobifriends dating app highlights the issue of password reuse
Cyber SecurityNews

Breach of Dating App Mobifriends Highlights the Ongoing Problem of Password Reuse

May 18, 2020
Information from 3.68 million leaked user accounts of Mobifriends dating app allow hackers to exploit password reuse problem and unlock a lot more accounts.
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Nintendo Switch player slapping forehead showing breach of Nintendo Accounts resulting in abuse of payment information
Cyber SecurityNews

Hackers Breached Over 160,000 Nintendo Accounts and Misused Payment Information, the Company Admits

May 5, 2020
Nintendo has admitted to a data breach of 160,000 Nintendo accounts after users had repeatedly complained on social media of the payment information being misused to make purchases.
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Data Breach at Fintech Firm Revolut Exposes Personal and Financial Information of High-Net-Worth Individuals

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OpenAI: We’ve Found at Least Six More Instances of AI Models Going Rogue Due to “Misalignment”

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HBO Max’s Reddit Account Compromised to Deliver ClickFix Malware

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The Agentic SOC Won’t Win on Automation Alone

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