Cybercrime , Finance & Banking , Fraud Management & Cybercrime Runners Hired to Connect Device to Bank’s Network, Facilitating Remote Hacks Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • July 31, 2025     Image: Zoltan Kiraly/Shutterstock/ISMG Criminals with a proven track record of hacking into banks’ networks have added a new initial access tool to their arsenal:...
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OVER 7 million user accounts from Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, and Max were compromised last year. The major credentials breach was revealed in a report by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky. The discovery represents a significant and evolving digital security threat and highlights the increasing sophistication of cybercriminal methodologies. APP ATTACK The malware infiltrates...
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One Sunday in Kanigarh, a remote Uttar Pradesh village an hour from Delhi, Tej Pal was sitting at home with his wife when he received a video call from the police. A group of officers in light brown uniforms and distinctive black flat caps stared out at the farmer and rickshaw driver from the small...
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As students head back to school, it’s important for everyone — parents, children and drivers — to focus on safety. If you are a parent, start by making sure your child knows the safest route to their school. Practice walking the route with them, pointing out crosswalks and safe places to cross streets. Remind them...
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Q: How can I tell if my web browser has been hijacked? A: A browser hijack sounds dramatic, but it’s one of the most common and easiest to miss signs of unwanted software. Instead of breaking your computer, it silently alters how your browser functions, typically to generate revenue from you without your consent through...
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New York State Sen. Monica R. Martinez hosted a Car Seat Safety Inspection, Operation Safe Child and Shed the Meds event on Saturday, July 26, 2025, in partnership with the New York State Police, the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office and the Deer Park Fire Department. According to AAA, an analysis of the National Digital Car Seat...
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Stanislaus County District Attorney Jeff Laugero is making one more attempt to keep a convicted child molester from being released into a west Turlock residence.  Despite a ruling earlier this month by the Fifth District Court that paved the way for the release of sexually violent predator Kevin Scott Gray, whose crimes date back to...
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Cybersecurity is no longer a technical afterthought, thanks to today’s interconnected world. It’s a boardroom imperative. As online threats become more sophisticated and breaches grow costlier, businesses are realising that digital security must be embedded into corporate governance. But what does it mean for cybersecurity to be a board-level priority, and why are many companies...
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Mailchimp has been attacked by the Everest ransomware group, although the damage does not seem to be severe, reports state. But Mailchimp says it didn’t happen.   Everest claims it captured 943,536 rows of data in a 767 MB database, including internal company documents and personal customer information. This makes the dreaded Everest “a laughing...
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MillionPodcasts, who calls itself the ultimate destination for podcast media contacts, recently released a list of the best 100 cybercrime podcasts. The Cybercrime Magazine Podcast, listed at no. 4, has produced 4,721 episodes, the most of any podcast named by MillionPodcasts. The next closest, Cybersecurity Headlines, had 1,153 episodes. DarkNet Diaries, no. 1 on the MIllionPodcasts list,...
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