Revolut Breach: Company Confirms Over 50,000 Affected Customers
Revolut is communicating with specific customers who are victims of the attack as it launched an investigation into the breach.
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Crypto Market Maker Wintermute Loses $160M to Hack
The CEO gave no details as to how and when the hack happened. But he stated that 90 assets had been affected.
Uber Blames Lapsus$ Hacking Group for Last Week’s Data Security Breach
The Lapsus$ Hacking Group exploited some of the employee accounts and internal tools of Uber, however, there’s no breach of customers sensitive information so far.
Looted Funds from Cream Finance Now on Move
The weakness in security infrastructures from Cream Finance and other recently hacked DeFi protocols has continued to dampen the sentiments surrounding the sector.
US Senators Question Mark Zuckerberg on Crypto Scam Policies for Meta Apps
By Darya Rudz
According to Andy Stone, Meta spokesperson, Meta has invested “significant resources to detect and prevent scams.” Now, Mark Zuckerberg has a deadline until October 24 to prepare a detailed report about Meta apps’ policy.
PwC Venezuela Twitter Account Hacked, Attackers Promote Scam XRP Giveaway
By Darya Rudz
More than 37,000 PwC Venezuela Twitter followers were able to see the Tweets on the hacked page for quite long, about 8 hours.
South Korean Government’s YouTube Channel Hacked to Feature Elon Musk
By Darya Rudz
Soon after the hackers took control of South Korean government’s YouTube channel, the authorities became aware of the breach and immediately started working on restoring the hacked account.
Bank of Russia Says Russian Crypto Scammers Go Offline to Attract More Investors
By Darya Rudz
In the first half of 2022 alone, as many as 954 such entities have been identified. In comparison, during the same period of last year, this number totaled only 146, which marks a six-fold increase in scammers’ activity.
Hackers Stealing Crypto from General Bytes Bitcoin ATMs via ‘Zero Day’ Vulnerability
By Darya Rudz
Following the attack, General Bytes deactivated the ATMs and asked all users to reset passwords, modify and upgrade their servers and firewalls, as well as review access permissions before using its terminals again.
Sales of Hardware Wallets Surge as Crypto Security Becomes Concern
The recent market crisis has somehow reminded investors of the safety of using hardware wallets.
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Cybersecurity involves the protection of confidential data on web linked systems vulnerabilities and cyber theft. Internet-driven businesses employ the use of cybersecurity tools to avoid unauthorized access to their computer and data centers.
Cybercrime remains one of the major threats to businesses and internet investors in the tech space. Every day, we get stories on events of online theft, and going by the predictions of tech experts, the rate of global cybercrimes is expected to get worse in the coming years if drastic measures are not put in place.
Tech giants such as IBM, Amazon, Microsoft, Cisco, etc. have invested billions in Cyber Security with the hope of minimizing the rate of cyber-crimes across the globe.
The spread of malicious attacks and internet fraud continues to increase yearly, leaving a ruin of lives and assets in its wake. Luckily, the world has firms such as the ones listed above to fight for it, as the government can only do so much. Therefore, with these cybersecurity companies in existence, one can only hope that the war on cybercrime is won.
The battle to put an end to cybercrimes has been on for some time, and no matter how things may seem today, it would have been worse if not the help of certain cyber security firms.
According to export reports, over $3 trillion was lost worldwide to cybercriminals in 2015 alone, and if no solution is put in place to curb the rate, the stakeholders could be losing up to $6 trillion by 2021.
Cybersecurity news today brings you closer to the tech world by offering cutting edge updates on events relating to cybercrimes and theft.
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