Disney+ Accounts Hacked And Ready For Sale
During the first week Disney+ Accounts have been Hacked and now ready for sale on the dark web. Users were complaining and reporting losing access to their accounts and unable to stream on twitter when the flags were raised. It was reported that the hackers were logging them out of all devices, and then changing the account’s email and password, effectively taking over the account and locking the previous owner out.
As is turns out many of these hackers gained access to accounts by using email and password combos leaked at other sites, while in other cases the Disney+ credentials might have been obtained from users infected with keylogging or info-stealing malware.
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Disney+ Accounts Are Up for sale!
I cannot belive how quick Disney+ Accounts were compromised and hacked, they definitaly mobilized quickly to monetize on vulnerable Disney+ Accounts. These accounts were … Read the rest
Webcam Blackmail or Sextortion Emails
It’s unbelievable how frequent people fall for the Webcam Blackmail or Sextortion emails. I have received a few and it’s quite hilarious and also rude on how they go about writing these emails. I’ll show you how fake Webcam Blackmail or Sextortion emails are. But first did you know hundreds of Millions of similar emails have been sent over and over all these years, but there seems to have been a flood of them over the past few months because more people and companies are succumbing to Data Breaches.
Do I Have To Be Worried?
These Scammers understand that we are all human and do human acts, simple as that. However because of these Data Breaches these hackers can obtain your email address and a password that you have used recently or in the past and this can make these Webcam Blackmail or Sextortion emails very believable for people and … Read the rest
Web.com Breach Exposed Account Information
Web.com suffered a breach and exposed account information. The recent data breach impacts user account information and customers within Network Solutions and register.com the company explained in an online notification.
What Happened?
The web.com breach occurred in August 2019, the hacker illegally accessed some data.
“On October 16, 2019, Web.com determined that a third-party gained unauthorized access to a limited number of our computer systems in late August 2019, and as a result, account information may have been accessed. No credit card data was compromised as a result of this incident.”
What Was Exposed?
Customer names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and information regarding services offered to a given account holder. “We encrypt credit card numbers and no credit card data was compromised as a result of this incident”.
Other Details
Web.com notification does not explicitly reference Network Solutions or Register.com, however the security expert Brian Krebs reported on … Read the rest
Amazon Survey Phishing Emails Ramping Up
It’s time to be careful during the holidays, Amazon Survey Phishing Emails Ramping Up. If they are hard to belive stay away. Most of these survey phishing, emails are trying to scam you from your Personal Identifiable Information or Amazon Logins.
Some common tip-offs that an email is phony are typos, grammatical mistakes, awkward language, missing words, extra spaces, and other signs that the email was written unprofessionally. Such emails might also ask you to look at an attachment or click a link and then give your personal information on a Web page or in a form. Or the sender’s email address might look suspicious. If you hover over the links you can even see that it would not direct you to legit URL. Here Are A Few Email TIPS
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Free Dark Web Monitoring From Firefox
Firefox is now offering free Dark Web Monitoring and you can sign up with 2 simple steps.
Step 1 – Visit monitor.firefox.com to see if your email has been part of a data breach
Visit monitor.firefox.com for the Free Dark Web Monitoring From Firefox and type in your email address. Firefox has obtained a partnership with Troy Hunt’s “Have I Been Pwned,” your email address will be scanned against a database that serves as a library of data breaches. Afterwards Firefox will let you know if your email address and/or personal info was involved in a publicly known past data breach. Once you know where your email address was compromised you should change your password and any other place where you’ve used that password.
Visit monitor.firefox.com and type in your email address
Step 2 – Learn about future data breaches
Sign up for Firefox Monitor using your any and multiple … Read the rest
Malwarebytes Makes Renowned Security Software
What is Malwarebytes good at?
- Being a second layer of defense against malware and ransomware.
- Plays nice with other antivirus products.
- Be well protected regardless of the browser you prefer using.
Malwarebytes for Windows Premium vs. Free
Malwarebytes is offered in two versions: Premium version and a Free version. The Free version can detect and remove malware, spyware and rookits from your machine. The Premium version does the same things, but has a few other features:
- Real-time protection
- Anti-exploit
- Anti-ransomware
- Malicious website protection
Pros and cons
Here are some pros about the Premium version of Malwarebytes for Windows:
- It includes anti-exploit features that some traditional antivirus products do not, and which can protect
Morons Use Public Wifi!
Well as the title implies, Morons Use Public WiFi! Sorry, not Sorry. I am getting straight to the point and ripping off the band-aid. You are a moron if you use public WiFi and its probably not your fault but this day in age there is no excuse and these 7 reasons below will tell you why you should stay off Public WiFi.
1. The Man-in-the-middle Attack
One of the most common types of Wi-Fi security threats is the man-in-the-middle attack. This is where hackers intercepts data through techniques to eavesdrop on you. The hackers will intercept and relay messages between two different points which makes it appear everything is normal, but in reality, the attacker is controlling the entire communication.
2. Attack cloning
Here is a simple and one of my favorite tricks. The hackers would divert your internet traffic to a cloned site. The technical term for this … Read the rest
Adobe Users Compromised Due To Public Accessible Database
Around 7.5 million Adobe Creative Cloud users details are now available on the dark web. Researcher Bob Diachenko uncovered the compromised database which could be tapped without a password or any other authentication; offering an attacker access to email addresses, account information and which Adobe products that users purchased. They were quickly made aware but information was already out on the web. Which now leaves you open to even more phishing campaigns, as spear phishing wasn’t bad enough.
Thankfully, users’ passwords and payment details were not among the data that was exposed. However, a laundry list of personal information belonging to nearly 7.5 million Adobe Creative Cloud users was accessible via the database. This included:
- Email addresses
- Account creation date
- Which Adobe products they use
- Subscription status
- Whether the user is an Adobe employee
- Member IDs
- Country
- Time since last login
- Payment status
Please be vigilant towards any emails you … Read the rest
Saying Goodbye To Adobe Flash
Saying goodbye to Adobe Flash will be hard, The end date of Flash Player is on December 31, 2020. Here’s what you can expect after the farewell of flash.
Adobe Stated the following:
“Given this progress, and in collaboration with several of our technology partners – including Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla – Adobe is planning to end-of-life Flash. Specifically, we will stop updating and distributing the Flash Player at the end of 2020 and encourage content creators to migrate any existing Flash content to these new open formats.”
“Several industries and businesses have been built around Flash technology – including gaming, education and video – and we remain committed to supporting Flash through 2020, as customers and partners put their migration plans into place. Adobe will continue to support Flash on a number of major OSs and browsers that currently support Flash content through the
Hackers Using Discord to Steal Your Information With Malware
Researchers found that Hackers are injecting malware into Discord to steal your information. The Windows Discord application functionality is based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This allows malware to modify its core files so that the client executes malicious behavior on startup.
This Discord malware is targeting data that can be obtained from the chatting platform itself:
- details about the Discord version used;
- the browser user agent;
- first 50 characters out of the victims’ Windows clipboard;
- zoom factor;
- stored payment information;
- username;
- email address;
- phone number;
- a public IP address;
- a local IP address;
- screen resolution;
- timezone;
- Discord user token.
How to check if you are infected
Checking if your Discord client has been modified is very easy as the targeted files normally have only one line of code in them.
To check the %AppData%\Discord\[version]\modules\discord_modules\index.js simply open it in Notepad and it should only contain the single line of “module.exports … Read the rest
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