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Full names, contact details, and company info – all the fixings for a phishing holiday Data allegedly belonging to more than 304,000 customers of Australian camera and tech e-tailer digiDirect has...
Four Chocolate Factory trackers cracked the Top 25 in all regions Google, once again, is the "undisputed leader" when it comes to monitoring people's behavior on the internet, according to...
Recent reports underscore increased fraud losses driven by both old methods and new technologies. As fraudsters exploit advancements in AI and other sophisticated tools, their methods have become...
Microsoft is investigating an Exchange Online false positive issue causing emails containing images to be wrongly tagged as malicious and sent to quarantine. [...]
According to USDoD, the stolen data was collected by NPD between 2019 and 2024. After weeks of silence, and countless people starting to get alerts from privacy and anti-fraud services that their personal info has been leaked, NPD has, in cagey language, confirmed it was compromised and that its data was stolen and shared.
President apologizes in advance for job losses The Philippines has decided to dismantle the worst of its offshored industries: the bits that run gambling and scam operations.…
Microsoft is rolling out inbound SMTP DANE with DNSSEC for Exchange Online in public preview, a new capability to boost email integrity and security. The SMTP DANE security protocol utilizes a TLS Authentication DNS record to verify the identity of destination mail servers and the authenticity of the certificates used for securing email communication.
Retail banking institutions in Singapore have three months to phase out the use of one-time passwords for authentication purposes when signing into online accounts to mitigate the risk of phishing attacks. The decision was announced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and The Association of Banks in Singapore on July 9, 2024.
CDK Global says that its dealer management system, impacted by a massive IT outage following a June 18th ransomware attack, will be back online by Thursday for all car dealerships. "We are continuing our phased approach to the restoration process and are rapidly bringing dealers live on the Dealer Management System," CDK spokesperson Lisa Finney told BleepingComputer.
Researchers at Graz University of Technology were able to spy on users' online activities simply by monitoring fluctuations in the speed of their internet connection. This stealthy approach allows the attacker to reconstruct the victim's online activity, posing a threat to their privacy.