In its most recent edition, Operation First Light 2022, planned by Interpol, led to the identification of various social engineering groups around the world, in addition to the seizure ofRead More →
A worrying number of cybercriminal campaigns occur with no indication of those responsible for these online crimes, especially those with financial motivations. However, in some cases, threat actors leave enoughRead 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 →
Since it was acquired by Facebook, Instagram has become one of the five most popular social media platforms in the world, accumulating some 500 million active users a day andRead More →
After issuing a Red Notice at the request of the Beijing Police, Interpol confirmed the arrest of a Chinese national allegedly in charge of a fraudulent investment scheme. The 46-year-oldRead More →
Black Rabbit World, a hacker allegedly linked to Anonymous, claims to have accessed the Russian government’s video surveillance systems. On his Twitter account, the alleged hacktivist posted a video showingRead More →
A hacking group managed to obtain confidential information from some users after contacting the Apple and Meta support areas posing as police officers, accessing records such as full names, phoneRead More →
In its latest security alert, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warned citizens that online romance scams increase sharply during Valentine’s Day, with scammers around the world posing as so-calledRead More →
The enthusiasm generated by non-fungible tokens (NFT) has proved beneficial to threat actors, who in recent months have created supposed NFT investment projects that disappear overnight along with investors’ money.Read More →