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Graham Cluley
Golem, the hacker who leaked the data of one million Ashkenazi Jews from the 23andMe ancestry service earlier this month has now released 4.1 million more genetic data profiles. The hacker claims they've included details of "the wealthiest people living in the US and Western Europe," including the British Royal family. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Bleeping Computer
Dark Reading
A literal seven-nation (cyber) army wasn't enough to hold back the famous initial access broker (IAB) for long — it's been chugging along, spreading ransomware, despite a massive takedown in August.
Dark Reading
Dark Reading
Sports teams, major leagues, global sporting associations, and entertainment venues are all home to valuable personal and business data. Here's how to keep them safe.
Dark Reading
Everyone makes mistakes — but what if your mistakes risk the security of millions of people?
The Hacker News
Two U.K. teenagers have been convicted by a jury in London for being part of the notorious LAPSUS$ transnational gang and for orchestrating a series of brazen, high-profile hacks against major tech firms and demanding a ransom in exchange for not leaking the stolen information. This includes Arion Kurtaj (aka White, Breachbase, WhiteDoxbin, and TeaPotUberHacker), an 18-year-old from Oxford, and
Graham Cluley
A London court has found two British teens responsible for a spree of high profile hacks, including one that saw the leaking of source code and videos of Rockstar Games's as-yet unreleased "Grand Theft Auto 6." Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Bleeping Computer
A London jury has found that an 18-year-old member of the Lapsus$ data extortion gang helped hack multiple high-profile companies, stole data from them, and demanded a ransom threatening to leak the information. [...]