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No honor among thieves: Scammers target stolen credit card hubs
Swarmshop and Carding Mafia were victimized in March.
Fake job listings help suspected Iranian hackers aim at targets in Lebanon
They're using fake job documents to target victims.
European cops collected data from encrypted chat service for weeks prior to cocaine bust
Sky CC appears to be the latest encrypted service to be compromised by European authorities.
What gets lost in ‘cyber Pearl Harbor'-style rhetoric
Leon Panetta and Ciaran Martin weigh in.
Ransomware disrupted production at two manufacturing sites in Italy, investigators say
The hackers encrypted the computer servers that would cause the organization the greatest damage.
Wine scams spiked during COVID-19 lockdown
The malicious wine-related activity "must be stopped at all costs."
Hackers are abusing Discord, Slack file-sharing to distribute malware
Links from Slack and Discord may not be as benign as they look.
Emerging hacking tool 'EtterSilent' mimics DocuSign, researchers find
The tool is the latest evidence that the hacking economy is a commodity market.
Suspected Chinese spies cover tracks in efforts to breach Vietnamese government
The research shows how alleged Chinese hackers may collaborate in their efforts to infiltrate Southeast Asian governments.
533 million Facebook users’ personal data leaked online
This leak places several important data points all in one place.
