data theft
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British Cybercriminal Charged with $25 Million Data Theft
Kai West, a British national known as “IntelBroker,” has been indicted by U.S. authorities for allegedly stealing and selling sensitive data, leading to $25 million in damages. Facing serious charges, he is linked to significant data breaches affecting multiple high-profile organizations.
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Advanced Malware Campaign Targets WordPress Sites, Poses Major Risks to Users
Cybersecurity experts reveal a sophisticated malware campaign targeting WordPress websites, capable of stealing sensitive information and evading detection. Discovered by the Wordfence team, the malware employs innovative tactics, including fake checkout forms and Cloudflare brand impersonation.
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Surge in Android Malware: AntiDot Threats Compromise Thousands of Devices
Researchers have uncovered a significant surge in Android malware, particularly the AntiDot strain, which has compromised thousands of devices through sophisticated phishing campaigns and Malware-as-a-Service distribution.
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Water Curse: A New Threat Actor Targeting GitHub to Distribute Malware
Researchers have unveiled Water Curse, a new threat actor leveraging GitHub repositories to distribute malware. The malware enables extensive data exfiltration and remote access, underscoring the risks of supply chain attacks through legitimate platforms.
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Security Flaw in LangChain’s LangSmith Exposes Users to Data Theft
A security flaw in LangChain’s LangSmith platform has been revealed, allowing hackers to potentially intercept sensitive user data. The vulnerability has now been patched, but researchers caution about the risks associated with such cyber threats.
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Broadcom Faces Data Theft Following Ransomware Attack on Payroll Partner
Broadcom has confirmed a data theft incident following a ransomware attack on its former payroll partner, Business Systems House. The breach affects sensitive employee data, prompting investigations and heightened security measures.
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Golden Chickens Malware Developments: New Threats Emerge with TerraStealerV2 and TerraLogger
The Golden Chickens hacking group is behind the emergence of two new malware families, TerraStealerV2 and TerraLogger, signaling ongoing refinement of their capabilities. TerraStealerV2 is engineered to harvest sensitive data, while TerraLogger operates as a standalone keylogger, raising alarms among cybersecurity researchers.
