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Biggest password database posted in history spills 10 billion passwords
The RockYou2024 leak compiles 9,948,575,739 unique passwords in one place.
Indonesia gov ransomware chaos may be over after hack group apologizes and says it has shared decrypt keys
Brain Cipher group, which was behind the massive ransomware attack on the Indonesian government, released the decrypt keys and apologized publicly for its actions.
Indonesia, suffering from a ransomware attack, discovers it has no backups — 'That's stupidity,' remarks astute government official
The devastation from a June cyberattack against Indonesia has been made much worse by a complete lack of data backups from one of the compromised data centers.
Newer Intel CPUs vulnerable to new "Indirector" attack
Raptor Lake and Alder Lake Intel CPUs are vulnerable to new "Indirector" attacks. These attacks exploit flaws in the chips' hardware components to access indirect branches and steal data.
Engineer hacks his Sleep Number bed, reveals potential backdoor and security vulnerability
A skilled computer engineer has provided a tutorial that helps you root your Sleep Number bed and disable the company's backdoor into its controller hub.
South Korean telecom company attacks customers with malware — over 600,000 torrent users report missing files, strange folders, and disabled PCs
Korean telecom company KT Corporation sent malware to its subscribers who use Webhard's Grid Service peer-to-peer sharing program to hide their files and stop them from using the service.
U.S. bans Kaspersky and hands out sanctions to execs
Antivirus company Kaspersky Labs and several subsidiaries were banned from U.S. operations on Thursday, and customers had 100 days to find an alternative. The U.S. also sanctioned 12 executives.
Intelbroker claims they hacked Apple in the same week as AMD
After claiming to have hacked AMD, Intelbroker says they have hacked Apple too, gaining access to internal tools source code
