FTC imposes a massive $300 million fine on an international robocalling network for a widespread scam operation. The FTC fined an international network of companies nearly $300 million for engaging in a massive robocalling operation that bombarded over half a billion phone numbers with five billion calls throughout 2021. Scammers managed to make an average […]
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Elon Musk’s high-rise headquarters in San Francisco, previously known as Twitter, removed the gigantic X after receiving numerous complaints about safety concerns and the disruptive glare from the illuminated letter. The San Francisco building department logged 24 complaints during the weekend when the large X was installed on the downtown headquarters’ rooftop on Market Street.
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Cybersecurity firm Proofpoint reports that a notorious threat group, known for targeting entities in Europe and Asia, has recently deployed a new form of malware against Italian organizations. The analyst first detected the malware, named Wikiloader, in December. The mysterious cyber gang, TA544, actively uses it as a primary means of offense. Moreover, Proofpoint adds
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Nearly 20 million malware logs expose business infiltration: An in-depth analysis of information-stealing malware logs obtained from the dark web and Telegram uncovers a worrying trend of cybercriminals successfully penetrating business networks. Cybercriminals Infiltrate Business Environments with Malware Logs. Info-Stealers Target Various Applications, Impacting Corporate Security. Learn How to Safeguard Your Business from Data Breaches
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Google’s security researcher, Tavis Ormandy, made a significant discovery: a new vulnerability that impacts AMD Zen2 CPUs. This blemish could potentially allow malicious actors to steal sensitive data, such as passwords and encryption keys, from each CPU core at an alarming rate of 30KB/sec. The vulnerability, known as CVE-2023-20593, arises due to the improper handling
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Dojo Supercomputer Unveiled: Elon Musk’s announcement on a conference call reveals the Dojo supercomputer’s specialized design to handle extensive data, including Tesla car videos. During an investor call, Elon Musk expressed his confidence as he stated that the Dojo supercomputer has a distinct design specifically crafted to handle extensive data, including video content from Tesla
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VirusTotal, a popular malware detection service owned by Google, suffered a major data leak, affecting 5,600 users. Der Standard reported a data leak in VirusTotal, a widely-used malware detection service owned by Google, which exposed the personal information of 5,600 users. The affected individuals include employees from prominent organizations like the US Department of Justice,
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Ashley Liles a 28-year-old former IT employee received a prison sentence of more than three years for attempting to extort his former employer during a ransomware attack. During his time as an IT security analyst at an Oxford-based company, Liles exploited his position to intercept the ransomware payment the company was handling after falling victim
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Spotify is currently facing a privacy controversy as users accuse the music streaming service of making their private playlists public without consent. This situation has raised concerns about a recurring pattern of privacy issues. It also brings to mind a similar problem that was highlighted in March. Users took to platforms like Twitter and Spotify’s
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Earlier this month, gamers eagerly anticipated the highly anticipated fourth installment of the renowned action role-playing game Diablo. However, their excitement quickly turned into frustration as they discovered that they couldn’t access the game due to a prolonged cyberattack. The developer of Diablo, Activision Blizzard, fell victim to a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack that specifically
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