Items Tagged with 'hacking'

Data leaks don't just result in loss of data; there are a number of different ways in which they can cause harm to organizations.

Streaming accounts typically contain not only the user's name, surname, date of birth, and contact information but also often have linked payment methods, making them a valuable target for cybercriminals.

Naoris Protocol says there is a strong movement supporting the role of legitimate, ethical hackers that work within the confines of the corporation’s bounty rules. 

There are several techniques for disseminating miners, most of which are comparable to methods for spreading any other sort of malware.

Two of the biggest rules of thumb when it comes to password safety are not sharing passwords with others and using different passwords across accounts. It may not seem like a big deal to indulge in password laziness from time to time, but these lapses could end up having more drastic consequences.

According to the FTC, scammers have lured out $329 million worth of cryptocurrencies in the first quarter of this year alone. 

The most expensive merchandise overall was passports, with an average price of $600 per document. Czech, Slovakian, or Lithuanian passports were the costliest, with an average price of $3,800. An American passport only costs $20.

With cyberattack kits being so readily available on the dark web and the prices so low, anyone who dares step into the dark net can acquire the tools needed to launch a cyberattack.