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4 months agoThe Zservers takedown is another big win for law enforcement
Dutch police seized 127 servers from a Russian hosting service linked to major cyber criminal groups.
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2 weeks agoBritish IT worker jailed for revenge attack on employer that caused a "ripple effect of disruption" for colleagues and customers
"Taj set out to get revenge on his employer following his suspension from work. He did so by targeting their IT system, which he had privileged access to. By doing this he created a ripple effect of disruption far beyond the shores of the UK."
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4 months agoMultichannel attacks are becoming a serious threat for enterprises - and AI is fueling the surge
Multichannel attacks are on the rise, significantly exploiting AI advancements.
Organizations lack the necessary defenses against sophisticated multichannel cyber threats.
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5 months agoHackers are using a new AI chatbot to wage cyber attacks: GhostGPT lets users write malicious code, create malware, and curate phishing emails - and it costs just $50 to use
Hackers exploit uncensored chatbots like GhostGPT to develop malware and conduct cyber crimes.
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fromNew York Post
2 months agoCyber scams are skyrocketing, costing Americans $16B - and this state lost the most to online fraudsters
Cyber scams in 2024 resulted in $16 billion stolen from Americans, a 33% rise from 2023.
Californians reported the highest monetary losses to cybercrime, particularly among the elderly.
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fromNew York Post
2 months agoCyber scams are skyrocketing, costing Americans $16B - and this state lost the most to online fraudsters
Cyber scams in 2024 resulted in $16 billion stolen from Americans, a 33% rise from 2023.
Californians reported the highest monetary losses to cybercrime, particularly among the elderly.
fromwww.standard.co.uk
6 months agoDark web hacker who made 42k selling unreleased Coldplay tracks is spared jail
Detective Constable Daryl Fryatt emphasized that stealing copyrighted material for financial gain is illegal, jeopardizing artists and the livelihoods of those behind music creation.
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