Sans news bites was quite interesting today. Several of the items talk about arrests, and we love arrests and convictions. These are more convictions than…
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If I’m reading this article sent to me by someone on Mastodon, this breached was caused by someone hacking the VPN. The name of the…
Leave a CommentThis comes from Malwarebytes, and a lot of it is the same as published last week. But toward the bottom of the article, there’s something…
Leave a CommentA Torrance, California health insurance company fell to a databreach in August, did an investigation, found that info including names, SSN, date of birth, drivers…
Leave a CommentBrian Krebs bosted a post from Troy Hunt, the person that runs Have i been pwned.com. He is reflecting on the biggest leak ever, the…
Leave a CommentWen you are a personal user using personal things, this could still be a big problem. This is because using the same passwords could lead…
Leave a CommentWe were talking this evening about a text message someone got, and I had commented that it could be a pump and dump scam which…
Leave a CommentWe blogged about Hyundai India and their bug which they said was never a bug. Now, its Mercedes-Benz turn to figure out what’s going on.…
Leave a CommentI saw this today and I feel that this is what this podcast does. In some ways, anyway, we do tell stories even if it…
Leave a CommentSeems as though Fortra has issues again with their products, more specificly Go Anywhere; Cisa continues to speak, HPE gets owned in the email department…
Leave a CommentHello folks, I think this article is a bit contradictory. Its coming from Cybernews and is titled Long passwords won’t protect your accounts| Cybernews. After…
Leave a CommentIn October, I blogged two blog posts about potential issues over at 23andme. (one word, not two) 23andMe has always said that this breach was…
Leave a CommentCybernews is reporting that the FTC in the U.S. is asking big tech companies like Microsoft and Google in their investments in to Open AI…
Leave a CommentToday’s newsletter comes to us through Kim Komando and is braught to you by the dumbest passwords we should be using today. When you see…
Leave a CommentHello folks, Welcome to the security box, podcast 176. On this program, we’ve got things to ponder as usual, but its mostly an open forum.…
Leave a CommentThis morning, I have found the accompanying article on Cybernews directly. This, could be the biggest compromise due to its size and organizational structure. Now,…
Leave a CommentHello folks, This is preliminary and not a full article. This needs to get out tonight, and i’ll have more once I doublecheck the link…
Leave a CommentJason’s Deli fell prey to a credential stuffing attack in late December. Out of an abundance of caution, they will ask those they have found…
Leave a CommentHello everyone, I got a chance to read sans news bites for yesterday. Ivanti is back in the news as a directive was put out…
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Microsoft test account has major issues
In an article that Michael sent to TSB, Ars Technica goes in to more details on how exactly this group known as Midnight Blizard among…