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By Waqas The pro-Russia Killnet hacker group claims that the stolen information includes PII data such as email addresses and… This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Killnet Claim They’ve Stolen Employee Data from Lockheed Martin

By Owais Sultan VoIP stands for Voice Over Internet Protocol. It allows users to communicate wirelessly and with high-quality sound. This has… This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Ways That VoIP Technology Is Impacting Marketplaces and How to Adapt

By Owais Sultan Cyberattacks aim to breach device, program, and system defenses to access critical company or individual data. If a… This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Crucial Cybersecurity Software Features (2022)

A uniquely politically motivated site called DUMPS focuses solely on threat activity directed against Russia and Belarus

Today's web has made hackers' tasks remarkably easy. For the most part, hackers don't even have to hide in the dark recesses of the web to take advantage of people any longer; they can be found right in plain sight on social media sites or forums, professionally advertised with their websites, and may even approach you anonymously through such channels as Twitter. Cybercrime has entered a new

Initial attacks used damaging wiper malware and targeted infrastructure, but the most enduring impacts will likely be from disinformation, researchers say. At Black Hat USA, SentinelOne's Juan Andres Guerrero-Saade and Tom Hegel will discuss.

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By Waqas Twilio says the threat actors behind the attack had “sophisticated abilities to match employee names from sources with… This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Hackers Compromise Employee Accounts to Access Twilio Internal Systems

A rising tide of threats — from API exploits to deepfakes to extortionary ransomware attacks — is threatening to overwhelm IT security teams.

A new botnet named Orchard has been observed using Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto's account transaction information to generate domain names to conceal its command-and-control (C2) infrastructure. "Because of the uncertainty of Bitcoin transactions, this technique is more unpredictable than using the common time-generated [domain generation algorithms], and thus more difficult to defend