As part of a settlement from a class-action lawsuit, Google agreed to pay Google Photos users in Illinois, U.S., a total of $100 million after it was determined that theRead More →
Specialists from security firm Vedere Labs published research detailing how a ransomware variant could spread across an enterprise network using vulnerable Internet of Things (IoT) devices. For their research, theRead More →
In an operation coordinated by Europol, the Budapest Metropolitan Police managed to dismantle a cyber criminal group related to multiple money laundering and falsification of administrative documents operations. According toRead More →
During the last couple of weeks, dozens of notes and reports have been published about the cybercriminal group Killnet, described as a pro-Russia hacking operation and which has become relevantRead More →
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced a $150 million fine against Twitter after discovering that the company used the phone numbers and email addresses used for multi-factor authentication ofRead More →
More than half a million Chicago Public Schools (CPS) students and employees have had their sensitive information compromised due to a ransomware attack, which occurred in late 2021 but wasRead More →
The government of Switzerland has transferred to the United States a total of $15,111, 1453.84, representing the illicit proceeds obtained by an Internet advertising fraud scheme orchestrated by Kazakh citizensRead More →
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) confirmed that Brazilian citizen Gustavo De Avila Moreira Farinha has pleaded guilty to participating in a wire fraud scheme, accepting charges of money laundering,Read More →
Shadowserver Foundation, a non-profit security organization dedicated to collecting and analyzing data on malicious Internet activities, undertook a project to scan the Internet for Kubernetes API servers, finding some 380kRead More →