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Security Magazine | January 22, 2020
Led by internet privacy researchers Noam Rotem and Ran Locar, vpnMentor’s research team discovered a data breach in THSuite, a point-of-sale system in the cannabis industry. The research team identified an unsecured Amazon S3 bucket owned by THSuite that exposed 85,000 files of sensitive data from multiple marijuana dispensaries around the U.S. and their customers. The leaked data included scanned government and employee IDs, exposing personally identifiable information (PII) for over 30,0...
CISOMAG | January 20, 2020
As reported by ZDNet, a hacker who seems to be a DDoS-for-hire (DDoS booter) service operator, has published a massive list of 515,000 Telnet credentials consisting passwords of servers, home routers, and IoT (Internet of Things) devices. The published list also includes IP address of each device along with a username and password of its Telnet service. Telnet is a remote access protocol that can be used to control devices over the internet. The hacker compiled the leaked list by scanning the in...
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Cymatic | April 12, 2021
Today, Cymatic released new research on the state of web application security. While IT leaders tend to be somewhat confident in their existing solutions, relying on various products renders smooth adoption of emerging tools—and therefore overall cyber threat prevention—a major task. Pulse conducted a study of C-suite and VP-level executives in information technology and cybersecurity and discovered that the most common approaches to web application safety fail to enge...
channelnews | August 05, 2020
Garmin is believed to be under investigation by US authorities, for paying cyber terrorists millions of dollars via a third party after their data operations were taken down in a major hack attack by an organisation called Evil Corp.The US Company who like to present themselves as a squeaky-clean Company appears to have had no hesitation in paying Evil Corp who has been sanctioned by the US Treasury as a terrorist organisation....
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