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After gamers reported unauthorized logins and purchases, Nintendo confirmed that over 160,000 accounts had been hacked. Nintendo said over 160,000 accounts have been hacked, due to attackers abusing a legacy login system. Over the past few weeks, Nintendo gamers have been reporting suspicious activities on their accounts. According to the complaints, aired out on Twitter and Reddit, unauthorized actors were logging into victims’ accounts and abusing the payment cards connected to the accounts to buy...

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Sindhi-language characters can crash iPhones and other iOS/macOS devices if a victim views texts, Twitter posts or messages within various apps containing them. Apple devices are vulnerable to a “text bomb” attack where simply looking at messages or posts containing characters in the Sindhi language can crash devices. Sindhi is an official language used in Pakistan. The bug affects iPhone, iPad, Macs and Apple Watches, and arises from macOS and iOS failing to properly render...

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Cyber-security firm Sophos has published an emergency security update on Saturday to patch a zero-day vulnerability in its XG enterprise firewall product that was being abused in the wild by hackers. Sophos said it first learned of the zero-day on late Wednesday, April 22, after it received a report from one of its customers. The customer reported seeing "a suspicious field value visible in the management interface." After investigating the report, Sophos determined this was...

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Vietnamese hackers began targeting Chinese government officials at the heart of the coronavirus outbreak in the early days of 2020, when the threat of pandemic had barely registered elsewhere in the world, according to findings by cybersecurity firm FireEye Inc. The attacks were going on as early as January 6 and continued through April, said Ben Read, a senior manager for cyber-espionage in the firm’s threat intelligence unit. The campaign of spearphishing and malware fit...

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 Hackers taking part in HackerOne's first ever virtual live hacking event donated $5K in bug bounties to the World Health Organization's COVID-19 Solidarity Fund. The generous gesture was part of HackerOne's Hack for Good initiative, which invites hackers to hand over what they earn from companies by discovering bugs in their products and systems to charitable causes.  HackerOne's 13-day virtual hacking event attracted 50 hackers from 13 countries. The event had been scheduled to take...

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Attackers are sending convincing emails that ultimately steal victims’ Skype credentials. Remote workers are being warned of a new phishing campaign targeting their Skype passwords. The phishing emails look “eerily similar” to a legitimate Skype notification alert, according to a report released by Cofense on Thursday. Emails indicate users have 13 pending Skype notifications that can be checked by clicking a “Review” button. Source: Threatpost

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UK hardware store Robert Dyas has revealed that card-skimming malware on the chain's e-commerce website has led to the theft of customer financial data. For 23 days, starting on March 7 and ending March 30, a card skimmer was operational on the Robert Dyas' website, according to an email sent to customers and obtained by The Register. Robert Dyas provides DIY and home improvement products, gardening tools, and electricals. Customers that ordered these types of...

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In a statement today, Apple said it "thoroughly investigated" a recent report about hackers exploiting three iOS vulnerabilities but "found no evidence they were used against customers." Apple's statement comes after on Wednesday, cyber-security firm ZecOps published a report detailing three iOS vulnerabilities that impacted the Apple Mail client. Source: ZD Net

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Things To Know Before Developing Intelligence Requirements.

A survey conducted by fintech security provider Entersekt through YouGov has found that over a third of British consumers (34 percent) distrust digital communications from banks to such an extent that they ignore actions the messages suggest they take. The survey focused on consumers’ attitudes to “paperless banking” – the means by which banks and their customers communicate and administer accounts rather than the tools they use to transact. Conducted online by YouGov in March...

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Today, Cybereason announced that it will extend its award-winning endpoint protection to include mobile devices with its new platforms Cybereason Mobile and Cybereason Mobile MDR. Cybereason Mobile aims to prevent, detect and respond to security issues, shielding customers from emerging mobile threats. With Cybereason’s second new offering, Cybereason Mobile MDR provides a managed service which gives enterprises access to a team of security analysts to counter advanced mobile threats across Android and iOs devices, day...

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