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Dark Web markets selling babies' Social Security numbers, personal data and mothers' maiden names
"With a maximum child tax credit of $1,000 per child, that is a potentially significant return on investment," researchers said.
Uber says security bug that let hackers bypass two-factor authentication wasn't 'particularly severe'
The security researcher said Uber marked his bug report as "informative", which means it contains "useful information but did warrant an immediate action or fix".
South Korea's crypto-crackdown begins: Anonymous trading has just been banned
Seoul plan requires local banks to launch real-name system for cryptocurrency to make all transactions traceable in bid to block money laundering.
Hackers using PDF versions of the controversial Trump book Fire and Fury to spread malware
Hackers frequently look to target and exploit curious users by tapping into trending issues, events in the news or widely publicised ones in their attacks.
Intel warns customers not to use its faulty Meltdown and Spectre patches - here's why
Intel has disclosed that the patches were causing devices to reboot unexpectedly among other "unpredictable" behavior.
Turkish hackers hijack Twitter account of Trump ally ex-Sheriff David Clarke in latest cyberattack
Clarke is the latest in a slew of US conservative political figures and reporters targeted by the Turkish hacking group.
These Chrome and Firefox extensions can hijack browsers, spy on you and are almost impossible to remove
"Since both the Chrome and Firefox extensions mostly add themselves through forced installs, it's not always possible to avoid getting them," researchers said.
New Mexico man pleads guilty to dozens of DDoS attacks against his ex-employers, law enforcement
Over the past few years, DDoS attacks have become more sophisticated, common and cheaper to carry out as a popular tool in cybercriminals' arsenal.
OnePlus hacked: Nearly 40,000 users' payment card details stolen in major security breach
The disclosure comes several days after users who purchased products on OnePlus' website reported credit card fraud earlier this month.
Liverpool hacker jailed for cyberattacks on Google and Skype
A 21-year-old computer hacker from the UK who made more than $700,000 by selling malware on the dark web has been jailed after being found guilty of multiple cybercrime charges.
Dridex banking malware is back with hackers going after targets in the UK, France and Australia
Security researchers suspect that the Necurs botnet may be giving the new Dridex campaign a boost – something the botnet has done before.
Massive data breach hits Norway and over 3 million people's healthcare data feared stolen by hackers
The data breach is suspected to be the work of an "advanced and professional" hacker or hacker group, and could impact nearly half of Norway's population.
Dark Caracal: Hackers spied on targets in over 21 countries and stole hundreds of gigabytes of data
The Lebanon-linked hacker group has successfully targeted mobile devices of military personnel, medical professionals, journalists, lawyers, activists and more.
A security gaffe left Oman's stock exchange vulnerable to hackers for months
For several months, a primary router of the Muscat Securities Market has both its username and password as "admin".
Beware of 'GhostTeam' Android malware that steals Facebook passwords using Google Play apps
More than 50 Android apps on Google's Play Store found to be housing malicious code hackers could use to steal Facebook passwords.
Adult VR app leaked 20,000 users' sensitive data that could have allowed hackers to blackmail them
High-risk vulnerabilities found in SinVR app leaked personally identifiable information of customers for around five days.
Necurs: World's biggest botnet spews millions of spam emails pushing Swisscoin cryptocurrency
Swisscoin is an obscure cryptocurrency and its trading was briefly suspended after it was reported to be a ponzi scheme.
Turkish hackers hijack ex-Fox News hosts' Twitter accounts to post personal data, private messages
The attack comes just days after the group hacked the accounts of India's top diplomat to the United Nations and World Economic Forum president.
Watch out for this 'text bomb' now crashing iPhones with a simple message
A fresh bug affecting iOS and Apple Macs can let pranksters crash your Apple devices via a simple text message, a security expert has revealed.
Four malicious Chrome extensions caught infecting more than half a million users worldwide
Researchers spotted the extensions while investigating a recent suspicious spike in outbound network traffic from a customer's work station.
What is Mirai Okiru? New botnet found targeting billions of ARC-based IoT devices worldwide
ARC-embedded processors are found in a wide range of internet-connected devices including cars, mobiles, TVs and cameras.
Password for Hawaii's emergency agency found written on Post-it note stuck to a screen in this photo
The photo is making waves on social media and has already drawn criticism, outrage and ridicule online.
Lazarus: North Korean hackers linked to Sony hack were behind cryptocurrency attacks in South Korea
North Korean hackers have increasingly targeted cryptocurrency firms and users to generate funds for a country squeezed by sanctions and trade restrictions.
Triton malware: Next-gen cyberweapon that can shut down power plants accidentally leaked online
The malware is believed to have been created by a nation-state and has reportedly been publicly available online for nearly a month.
GCHQ is using this puzzle to recruit aspiring female spies - do you have what it takes to crack it?
UK's spy nerve centre hopes old cypher will pique interest of young girls who have code-breaking knack and inspire them to join the service as adults.
Skygofree has been called 'one of the most powerful spyware tools ever' - here's why
Skygofree dubbed "one of the most powerful spyware tools" ever spotted exposed by cybersecurity researchers.
Smoke Loader: Fake Meltdown and Spectre patches found infecting PCs with malicious new malware
Researchers say hackers are constantly looking to exploit anxious users, particularly during widely publicised events such as the recently disclosed Meltdown and Spectre flaws.
What is RubyMiner? New malware found targeting Windows and Linux servers to mine cryptocurrency
The latest attacks come as hackers increasingly target cryptocurrency using various nefarious methods amid the growing popularity and value of virtual currency.
Canadian man behind infamous LeakedSource charged for selling billions of stolen passwords online
The website was abruptly shut down in January 2017 leading many to believe the service was raided by law enforcement.
BitTorrent critical flaw allows hackers to remotely control users' computers
The critical vulnerability in the popular Transmission BitTorrent app was exposed by Google Project Zero researchers.