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Lockheed Martin
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Dark Web Market Lists Alleged 375TB Lockheed Martin Data for $600M
A dark web market known as Threat Market is listing 375TB of Lockheed Martin data, which it claims was provided by a group calling itself ‘APT Iran.’
Threat Actor Claims to Sell 15.8 Million Plain-Text PayPal Credentials
A seller named Chucky_BF is offering 15.8M PayPal logins with emails, passwords, and URLs. The data may have…
HellCat Ransomware Hits 4 Firms using Infostealer-Stolen Jira Credentials
HellCat ransomware hits 4 companies by exploiting Jira credentials stolen through infostealer malware, continuing their global attack spree.
$10 Infostealers Are Breaching Critical US Security: Military and Even the FBI Hit
A new report reveals how cheap Infostealer malware is exposing US military and defense data, putting national security at risk. Hackers exploit human error to gain access.
HiBoB Experts Reveal: Top Cybersecurity Threats for Employee Data
Employee data—it contains some of your company’s most sensitive information. Salaries, social security numbers, health records…this stuff is…
KillNet Claims Creating Gay Dating Profiles with NATO Logins
KillNet claims it carried out cyberattacks that resulted in the “paralysis” of 40% of NATO’s electronic infrastructure.
Top members of DoppelPaymer Ransomware gang arrested
Authorities have arrested two suspected members of the DoppelPaymer ransomware gang in Germany and Ukraine, believed to be high-value members of the cybercrime syndicate.
List of Proxy IPs Exposed to Block Killnet’s DDoS Bots
Kallnet is a pro-Russian group known for targeting hospitals and other critical infrastructure in countries unfriendly to Russia
Russian Killnet Hackers Claim Data Theft of FBI Agents
On Telegram, Killnet hackers have leaked a text file showing the login credentials of 10,000 individuals whom they claim are FBI agents.
Samsung Data Breach Exposed Private Data of US Customers
Samsung says the data breach took place in July 2022 however it was only discovered on August 4th, 2022.