Twitter Tip Jar May Expose PayPal Address, Sparks Privacy Concerns This week Twitter has begun experimenting with a new feature called ‘Tip Jar,’ which lets Twitter users tip select profiles to support their work. Twitter iOS and Android app users using Twitter in English can now send tips to a limited group of people around the
Data Leak Marketplaces Aim To Take Over The Extortion Economy Cybercriminals are embracing data-theft extortion by creating dark web marketplaces that exist solely to sell stolen data. Long before ransomware gangs started extorting victims through the use of stolen data, other threat actors had already been using this practice. One well-known and highly publicized hacker
Cuba Ransomware Partners With Hancitor For Spam-fueled Attacks The Cuba Ransomware gang has teamed up with the spam operators of the Hancitor malware to gain easier access to compromised corporate networks. The Hancitor (Chancitor) downloader has been in operation since 2016 when Zscaler saw it distributing the Vawtrak information-stealing Trojan. Since then, numerous campaigns have been seen
Google Wants To Enable Multi-factor Authentication By Default Google strives to push all its users to start using two-factor authentication (2FA), which can block attackers from taking control of their accounts using compromised credentials or guessing their passwords. “Soon we’ll start automatically enrolling users in 2SV if their accounts are appropriately configured,” as Mark Risher,
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