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POS firm says hackers planted malware on customer networks

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North Country Business Products (NCBP), a Minnesota-based provider of point-of-sale (POS) products, announced a security breach last week. The company said hackers compromised its IT system and later planted POS malware on the network of some of its customers.

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Feb 20, 2019

LandMark White data breach could impact Westpac property service customers

Westpac Group has warned customers that those who have conducted a property valuation through its business may have been inadvertently impacted by a separate data breach affecting LandMark White.

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Feb 19, 2019

Millions Affected by 500px Data Breach

Online photography network 500px has forced a password reset for all users after revealing this week that it suffered a data breach last summer.

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Feb 13, 2019

Hackers wipe US servers of email provider VFEmail

Hackers have breached the severs of email provider VFEmail.net and wiped the data from all its US servers, destroying all US customers' data in the process.

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Feb 12, 2019

OkCupid Denies Data Breach Amid Account Hack Complaints

Dating is tough as it is, but some OkCupid users are reporting a new kind of challenge: Hackers are breaking into accounts, changing their email addresses and passwords, and locking them out. However, the dating website states it has not been affected by a security breach.

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Feb 12, 2019

MongoDB databases still being held for ransom, two years after attacks started

Two years after hacker groups began ransacking MongoDB databases and requesting ransom payments, the practice is still very much alive, ZDNet has learned this week.

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Feb 08, 2019

Report: Chinese cyberspies hacked MSP, retailer and law firm in economic espionage campaign

The Chinese state-sponsored threat actorAPT10used stolen remote access software credentials to infiltrate the network of Norwegian managed services provider Visma last year, likely in an effort to launch secondary attacks against the MSP’s clients.

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Feb 07, 2019

Huddle House restaurant chain announces breach of POS system

US-based casual dining and fast food restaurant chain Huddle House announced late Friday last week a security breach that impacted its point of sale (POS) system.

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Feb 05, 2019

Security firm identifies hacker behind Collection 1 leak, as Collection 2-5 become public

The threat intel team at Recorded Future, a US-based cyber-security firm, claims to have identified the hacker who assembled and then sold a massive collection of email addresses and passwords known as Collection #1.

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Feb 04, 2019

Websites can steal browser data via extensions APIs

Malicious websites can exploit browser extension APIs to execute code inside the browser and steal sensitive information such as bookmarks, browsing history, and even user cookies.

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Jan 20, 2019

North Korean Hackers Get Access To Chile’s ATM After Employee Falls For Fake Job Interview Over Skyp

North Korean hackers fooled a Redbanc employee into a fake job interview over Skype and then tricked him into downloading malware onto his work computer to get access to the company’s interbank network, according to a report by Chilean news site trendTIC.

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Jan 18, 2019

15+ Password Cracking Techniques Used By Hackers 2019

Putting up a good and long password is advised by cybersecurity, however, cybersecurity doesn’t teach us how to identify the hacker hacking into your computer. It doesn’t matter how strong you are creating passwords, there is always be an option for hackers to crack your passwords.

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Jan 17, 2019

Firms fined $1M for SingHealth data security breach

Singapore Health Services (SingHealth) has been fined S$250,000 while Integrated Health Information Systems (IHIS), the IT agency responsible for Singapore's public healthcare sector, is slapped with a S$750,000 fine, for failing to take adequate security measures to safeguard personal data. The oversight had contributed to the July 2018 cybersecurity attack that compromised personal details of 1.5 million SingHealth patients, and breached their data protection obligations outlined in Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act.

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Jan 15, 2019

Brit hacker hired by Liberian telco to nobble rival now behind bars

A Surrey man has been jailed for 32 months after admitting to launching distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks against an African telco.

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Jan 14, 2019

Hacker 'BestBuy' sentenced to prison for operating Mirai DDoS botnet

A UK court sentenced today a 30-year-old man to two years and eight months in prison for using a DDoS botnet to viciously attack and take down internet connectivity in Liberia in the fall of 2016.

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Jan 12, 2019

OXO International discloses data breach, customer data over two years impacted

OXO International has disclosed a data breach which the company says may have exposed customer information over the course of two years.

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Jan 10, 2019

Reddit Locks Down Accounts After Security Incident

A large number of Reddit users have been locked out of their accounts as a precaution while the site’s admins investigate potential unauthorized access.

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Jan 10, 2019

Ethereum Classic hackers steal over $1.1M with 51% attacks

Ethereum Classic, one of the most popular forks of the second most valuable cryptocurrencies by marketcap has suffered a 51-percent attack.

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Jan 08, 2019

Marriott Sheds New Light on Massive Breach

Commenting on a new round of information about the massive data breach that struck Starwood Hotels, Marriott International now says that the breach was somewhat less massive than originally thought, affecting roughly 383 million records rather than the 500 million originally said to have been compromised.

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Jan 06, 2019

Town of Salem Data Breach Exposes 7.6 Million Gamers' Accounts

A massive data breach at the popular online role-playing game 'Town of Salem' has reportedly impacted more than 7.6 million players, the game owner BlankMediaGames (BMG) confirmed Wednesday on its online forum.

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Jan 05, 2019

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