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Dark Reading
A Kentucky man used stolen doctor credentials to fake his own death certificate to avoid paying a six-figure child support debt.
The Register
Hoped to dodge child support payments, now faces 81 months inside – and a bigger bill than ever A US man has been sentenced to 81 months in jail for faking his own death by hacking government systems and officially marking himself as deceased.…
Dark Reading
The same "sophisticated" threat actor has pummeled the domain host on an ongoing basis since 2020, making off with customer logins, source code, and more. Here's what to do.
The Register
Also: Russia may legalize hacking; Oakland declares ransomware emergency; the CVEs you should know about this week Web hosting and domain name concern GoDaddy has disclosed a fresh attack on its infrastructure, and concluded that it is one of a series of linked incidents dating back to 2020.… In brief
The Hacker News
Web hosting services provider GoDaddy on Friday disclosed a multi-year security breach that enabled unknown threat actors to install malware and siphon source code related to some of its services. The company attributed the campaign to a "sophisticated and organized group targeting hosting services." GoDaddy said in December 2022, it received an unspecified number of customer complaints about
Bleeping Computer
Web hosting giant GoDaddy says unknown attackers have stolen source code and installed malware on its servers after breaching its cPanel shared hosting environment. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Internet security analysts have spotted a spike in backdoor infections on WordPress websites hosted on GoDaddy's Managed WordPress service, all featuring an identical backdoor payload. [...]
Bleeping Computer
A French dad faces jail time and a hefty fine after using a signal jammer to prevent his kids from going online and taking the rest of a nearby town down with them. [...]
ZDNet Security
A Damascene conversion? A cynical rebrand? What should one make of "the world's largest upscale dating website" and its sudden change of heart?