O2 customer data is on sale on the dark web. Reports indicate the origin of the data, acquired in November 2013, was a gaming site. The stolen credentials were then used to obtain more O2 customer data. The client’s information in the dark web includes names, email addresses, phone numbers dates of birth and passwords. … Read more

Digital Citizens Alliance (DCA), a consumer interests group, has published a report outlining how piracy sites distribute malware. According to the report, 33 percent of pirate sites distribute malware. DCA continues to explain how companies such as Cloudflare assist these piracy sites. For many years, businesses in the entertainment industry have tried to get rid … Read more

The 2016 Olympics Games in Rio de Janeiro is an event for the athletes. However, there are indications, already, that cyber attackers are interested in the event. Hackers from around the globe will pose all kinds of cyber threats. The cyber threats are necessary targeting athletes. People visiting Brazil to watch the games and people … Read more

Canonical publicly declared that it was victim to a data breach. It told members that the hack compromised personal data. Canonical is the developer of the open source operating system, Ubuntu. According to a report published by Canonical CEO, Jane Silber, the hackers accessed the forums database on 14th July. After the breach, canonical temporarily … Read more

Criminals have found a very effective way of planting banking malware and draining accounts. Criminals are always on the lookout for new methods of stealing money from unsuspecting hardworking people. A criminal gang has now found a way to put account-draining Trojan in systems. According to Kaspersky’s blog post published on Monday, the criminals hid … Read more

The latest trend of ransomware attacks says, one in ten of such cybercriminal activities where CTB-Locker, Locky and like ransomware are involved, targets are business networks. According to new Kaspersky Labs report on ransomware, cyber criminals are now shifting their attention to corporate networks because they know crypto-ransomware is extremely effective and working. Further, it … Read more

Last year hackers showed that they could control a moving jeep. Moreover, now Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has come up with a method to motivate the hackers to find security flaws in their automobiles; by paying them. In this Bug Bounty program, the Italian-U.S. automaker will be paying between $150 to $1500 to those hackers, who … Read more