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Heimdal™ Security Discovers New Cryptocurrency Scam Campaign

Our Algorithms and Analysts have Investigated and Found New Infected Domains from the Same Campaign.

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On Average, It Takes 205 Days to Patch Up Severe Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities, a New Study Shows

Specialists Have Discovered that Businesses in the Utility Sector Had the Highest Exposure Window With their Application Vulnerabilities.

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​Ever101 Ransomware Payment Traced to A Sensual Massage Website

The Threat Actors Used the Tip Jar Feature to Launder the Ransom by Making It Look Like A Tip to A Masseuse.

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Massachusetts MassNotify Android COVID App Forcedly Installed by Google

Users Are Unable to Remove the App as They Cannot Open It or Find it in the Google Play Store.

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OnlyFans, Twitter Users Banned for Leaking BDSM Video of City Council Candidate

“It’s Definitely a Violation of Trust,” the 26-year-old Man Said.

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Georgia-based Fertility Clinic Hit with Ransomware Attack

Fertility Clinic Representatives Say Names, Social Security Numbers, Laboratory Results, and Other Private Data May Have Been Compromised.

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Data Leak Marketplace Is Pressuring Victims

Marketo Data Theft Marketplace Started to Email the Victims’ Competitors in an Attempt to Offer Samples of The Stolen Data And Entice Them Into Purchasing It.

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Opera VPN, VyprVPN Classified as Threats and Banned in Russia

Last Week, Russia’s Telecommunications Watchdog, Roskomnadzor, Banned the Use of the Two VPN Services, Classifying Them as Threats.

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North Korean Hackers' New Hit: KAERI VPN Vulnerability Puts in Danger Internal Network

A System Flaw Makes Way for Data Breach at the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute. The Agency Confirmed That a KAERI VPN Vulnerability Allowed Hackers to Take Advantage of the Internal System.

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Sensitive ADATA Files Published Online Following a Ragnar Locker Ransomware Attack

The Electronics Maker Decided Not to Pay the Ransom and Restored the Impacted Systems on Its Own.

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Tracking Vulnerability Fixed on Tor Browser

Tor Browser 10.0.18 Was Released in Order to Fix Numerous Bugs, Including a Vulnerability That Allows Sites to Track Users by Fingerprinting Applications Installed on Their Devices.

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HBO Max Mistakenly Sends Out "Integration Test" Email

The Streaming Service Blamed an Intern for the Strange Situation.

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Vigilante Malware Rejects Software Pirates and Blocks Them

Between October 2020 – January 2021, Numerous Software Downloads Blocked Users from Visiting Websites That Host Pirated Versions of Video Games.

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A New Study Shows that Organizations Are Willing to Pay a Ransom Demand

More than 50% of Companies Have Declared They Would Make a Payment in the Event of a Successful Ransomware Attack.

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A Massive Data Breach Hit Carnival Cruise

The Largest Ship Operator Issued a Data Misuse Risk Warning.

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Eggfree Cake Box Data Breach: Hackers Steal Payment Info

2020 Cyberattacks Did Not Miss the Food Retail Industry. The Eggfree Cake Box Data Breach Led to Stealing of Credit Card Customer Information.

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The Stolen Data of Audi and Volkswagen Is Being Sold on a Hacking Forum

According to the Company, Over 95% of the Sensitive Data Consists of Driver’s License Numbers.

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We Are Witnessing a Wave of Credential Stuffing Attacks

Travel and Retail Are the Industries Facing a Wave of Credential Stuffing Attacks.

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South Korean Company HMM Reveals It Had Suffered a Cyberattack on Its Email Servers

The Organization Said the E-mail Server in All Areas Except for America and Europe Remains Impacted.

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Macquarie Uni’s Experts Reveal New Statistics: Increased Health Apps Data Oversharing

A Study Published by Australian Macquarie University’s Researchers Indicates a Raise in the Sharing of Private Data in the Health Apps on Google Play.

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Scammers Are Mailing Fake Ledger Devices to Steal Cryptocurrency

The Company Warns Users to Not Connect the Device to the Computer and Never Share the Recovery Phrase with Anyone.

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The Tyler Technology Ransomware Attack Overview

How the Tyler Technology Ransomware Attack Could’ve Affected a Large Number of Industries. Who Was Behind the Attack?

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What Is an MDM App and How Can You Use It to Secure Your Devices?

How to Choose the Right MDM App. Benefits of Using an MDM App.

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Heimdal Case Files: The Honda Ransomware Attack

How Did the Ransomware Attack on Honda Happen? Who Was Behind the Honda Ransomware Attack?

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Fitness Machines, Cyberattack Victims Too: Peloton Bike Plus System Vulnerability Detected

McAfee Has Recently Reported the Discovery of a Peloton Bike Plus System Vulnerability by Simulating a Cyberattack.

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Microsoft Adds Support for Detecting Jailbroken iOS Devices to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

If it’s Detected that a Device is Jailbroken, a Warning is Surfaced to the Security Team in Microsoft 365 Defender.

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The Source Code of Paradise Ransomware Released on a Hacking Forum

Paradise Ransomware Is a RaaS Typically Delivered Through a Malicious Zip Attachment in Phishing Emails.

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AmeriGas Discloses 8-Second Data Breach

Although the Attack Lasted Briefly, It Managed to Impact 123 Company Employees.

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Two Companies Have to Pay $43,000 Over Private Information Breaches Impacting SAF and Mindef Employees

Nothing Indicates that Any of the Affected Data Was Eventually Disclosed.

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Western Australia Might Be Quarantining COVID Check-in Info

The Australian Hard Border State Began the Process of Protecting COVID Contact Tracing Information from Law Enforcement.