Cybernews is reporting a potential breach at Virgin Hotels. The number of people are unknown, and it is currently not clear if it was staff,…
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I spotted two different articles, one of which is titled Apple explains how it will comply with EU laws and how bad they are. While…
Leave a CommentWhile I’m several days behind due to dealing with phone issues, we’re back. There was one article I sat on, but since it was behind…
Leave a CommentHello folks, The posts here are not in any particular order, but these are some of the bigger blog posts I’ve gone on diatribes on.…
Leave a CommentI didn’t do this earlier, although I put these in the show notes for the first podcast in February. Here are the biggest blog posts…
Leave a CommentLet’s just break this article down to the parts you need to see. Elipses means that parts of the quoted content is being skipped. There…
Leave a CommentHi all. I decided to post an update here because I haven’t been active for ages. If you read my personal blog at smeveriss.wordpress.com you…
Leave a CommentHello folks, We have an update now on the Chicago children’s hospital who has been down now for a good majority of the month. This…
Leave a CommentThis is the topic of today’s Kim Komando newsletter. I read the newsletter with interest, wondering to myself if this could turn in to something…
Leave a CommentOur Canadian contact, Tim Appleby posted this to Mastodon. If this works, this will definitely be very interesting in retail. There’s a lot of things…
Leave a CommentHello folks, Welcome to the security box, podcast 181. We had our usual suspects, I mean participants for today’s program. We welcome back Nick and…
Leave a CommentI have been subscribed to Cyber, a Vice media podcast. Their last, by the looks of it, is a 66 minute diatribe on how the…
Leave a CommentCybernews is reporting that Savvy Seahorse, a new group out there since at least 2021, is now turning to Facebook for its investment needs. The…
Leave a CommentThis is interesting, the fact that someone took responsibility is a miracle. The attack, which forced UHG’s health technology giant Change Healthcare to shut its…
Leave a CommentThis feels to me like Experian and others all over again. When you actually read this article titled Mr. Cooper leak exposes over two million…
Leave a CommentA person who posted on Reddit about a $104k bill because of a DDOS attack will get the bill forgiven. The company, who is named…
Leave a CommentMichael sent this Ars Technica article to TSB’s list titled Ransomware associated with LockBit still spreading 2 days after server takedown written by Dan Goodin.…
Leave a CommentI saw this through my posting of Databreaches articles to my feed, but I also thought I saw this in an earlier post on Mastodon.…
Leave a CommentWhile this is not a good thing for this NBN company, the fact that they looked to see what data they need to handle their…
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A wide open database found, closed, contained information on two factor codes
This story was talked about on Cyber Crime Radio. A leaky database spilled 2FA codes for the world’s tech giants is the article. This is…