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…
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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…
Leave a CommentIf 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 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 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 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…
Leave a CommentEarlier, I blogged an article about Intuit whereby they were advertising software that was only free to a limited number of folk. While I screwed…
Leave a CommentOf course we have to start this off with the all too common comment from Amazon that what the CNIL in France found is baseless…
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Largest databreaches in the world, updated 2024
Diva On Breaches sent this, of course on Mastodon. For those new to the blog, I think this would give a great resource as it…