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    Maze operators cease their cybercrime activities

    Many Maze affiliates have moved to the operators of a new ransomware called Egregor. Cybercriminal group Maze stops its malicious activities. According to one of the sources of BleepingComputer, Maze is stopping its work, and has also stopped encrypting new victims since September 2020 and...
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    Ban any skype account you want.

    This works in most cases. Pretty easy, doesn't require any skills. Some of you may know it, but I just cba that it is being sold. Improved it from the original one. Note: This requires 2 accounts. 1. Make an alternate account on Skype, preferably something close to the victim's name. 2: Search...
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    DoubleYou: a new tool to protect macOS from the NSA and Apple

    The company allows you to make the iPhone invulnerable with individual security features. Former employees of the NSA and Apple founded a startup DoubleYou, which offers a new approach to protecting Apple devices. Patrick Wardle, a former NSA employee and macOS security researcher, and Mikhail...
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    Time Capsule open: MS-DOS 4.0 source code published on GitHub

    Microsoft and IBM gave enthusiasts a trip to the past. Ten years ago, Microsoft released the source code of the MS-DOS 1.25 and 2.0 operating systems for the Computer History Museum, and later "republished" them and posted them on GitHub for educational purposes. The system was written entirely...
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    $5.6 million for Technology: Amazon Ring employees spied on 55,000 Americans

    Ring received a fine for improperly protecting customer video recordings. The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced compensation payments totaling $5.6 million to customers of Ring (Amazon). The payments were the result of allegations of privacy violations brought by the regulator against...
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    FBI: "Failed on the left exchange? Not our problem"

    The agency reminded users of the dangers of unregistered cryptocurrency services. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warns the public against using unregistered cryptocurrency transfer services, which can lead to financial losses if they are closed by law enforcement agencies. The...
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    Indian bank banned from opening new accounts due to weak cybersecurity

    How did investors react and will the bank continue to operate? The Central Bank of India has banned Kotak Mahindra Bank from registering new customers through online services and apps. The measures were taken after "serious deficiencies were identified" in the management of IT systems...
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    Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia: cybercrime among teenagers soared 74 times

    In 2023, four thousand IT crimes were recorded. Since 2020, the number of IT crimes committed by minors in Russia has increased 74 times. This was announced by Artem Babintsev, Senior Inspector for Special Assignments of the Main Department for Public Order Protection of the Ministry of...
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    foreign agents want to steal scientific achievements of British universities

    Major universities should be prepared for cyber attacks and other serious challenges. UK intelligence agencies are sounding the alarm — foreign countries are targeting the theft of intellectual property and advanced research at the country's leading universities. This threat has the potential...
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    A hacker was detained in Kazan

    In Kazan, law enforcement officers detained a foreign man who is suspected of committing a crime in the field of computer information. He tried to fly to Uzbekistan, but at border control he was asked to stay to clarify the circumstances. The 46-year-old foreigner is accused of creating, using...
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    US authorities arrested and charged the operators of the Samourai mixer with laundering 100 million dollars

    The US Department of Justice has charged Keonne Rodriguez and William Lonergan Hill with laundering more than $ 100 million through the Samourai Whirlpool cryptocurrency mixer, which they operated for almost a decade. Rodriguez was arrested earlier this week and will face trial in the United...
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    Sanctions and bounty on the head: The US declares war on Iranian hackers

    The US Treasury Department announced sanctions against four Iranian citizens and two companies for participating in cyber attacks against US government agencies, defense contractors and private companies. The sanctions affected two defense companies-Mehrsam Andisheh Saz Nik (MASN) and Dadeh...
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    Chinese PlugX malware lurks in your USB devices

    Unit42 Palo Alto Network has discovered a new version of PlugX, which is able to infect and spread via USB devices, replacing ANDROMEDA and Raspberry Robin. Malicious files are hidden using a new technique that works even in the latest Windows OS. The user will not know that their USB device is...
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    Experts showed the results of brute-forcing passwords encrypted with Bcrypt

    Hive Systems has conducted another study on brute-force password cracking. This time, experts focused on the Bcrypt algorithm. Hive Systems, which specializes in cybersecurity, has been testing password cracking using brute-force attacks for several years. All this time, the object of research...
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    Casinos and bookmakers conduct more than 1 million transactions a year through drop accounts

    Illegal casinos and bookmakers are trying to circumvent the Bank of Russia's restrictions on high-risk payments in various ways. According to F. A. C. C. T., a shadow business can make more than 1 million transactions per year through drop accounts, including using bots. To circumvent...
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    A foreigner wanted for cybercrime has been detained at Kazan airport

    A foreign citizen who is on the federal wanted list for committing a crime in the field of computer information has been detained at the Kazan International Airport. The suspect, born in 1988, was identified during border control on the Ferghana-Kazan flight. The detainee is accused of...
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    Instagram Star Jebara Igbara Pleads Guilty to $8 Million Cryptocurrency Fraud

    An instagrammer known as Jay Mazini has pleaded guilty to money laundering using bitcoins. Now the blogger faces up to 20 years in prison. In March of last year, Jebara Igbara was charged by the US Department of Justice with stealing bitcoins from his subscribers. Recently, the defendant...
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    SEC accuses Bitcoin miner Geosyn Mining of $5.6 million Fraud

    The SEC has filed a lawsuit against the mining company Geosyn Mining and its two co-founders on charges of unregistered and fraudulent securities offering. According to the regulator, the firm, Caleb Ward (CEO) and Jeremy McNutt (COO) raised approximately $5.6 million from more than 60...
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    Research of the largest shadow market Hydra

    Analysis of the consequences of closing the largest drug market for future strategies. A recent article in Cybercrime and Cybersecurity, led by Priyanka Goonetilleke and Alex Knorre, is a comprehensive study of the world's largest darknet market, Hydra. The article provides key insights and...
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