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BlueNoroff APT hackers are using new techniques to bypass Windows' Mark of the Web protections, including the use of .ISO and .VHD file formats

The stolen data is staggering in quantity and reportedly includes the emails and phone numbers of prominent personalities.

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A hacker is threatening Twitter with the leak of about 400 million users' data. One of the largest Twitter data breaches has resulted in the selling of 400 million Twitter users' personal information on the dark web.

Attackers did not access customer data in the August breach, but some source code and technical info were reportedly stolen and used to carry out the recent attack.

A hacker has claimed to have stolen the data of nearly 400 million Twitter users and put it up for sale on the dark web. 📲 Twitter Data Breach: E-Mails, Phone Numbers of 400 Million Users, Including High-Profile Accounts, Up for Sale on Dark Web, Hacker Makes Offer to Elon Musk.

2022 was a year of extreme complexities. With the post-pandemic and Brexit fallout, cost of living rises and inflationary pressures, geo-political issues, ongoing climate crisis, supply chain shortages and growing cybersecurity and data security threats, it was undoubtably another unprecedented year.

France's privacy watchdog has imposed a €60 million ($63.88 million) fine against Microsoft's Ireland subsidiary for dropping advertising cookies.

Hackers could try to brute force access to stolen records, company admits, as it advises customers to watch out for phishing attempts