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Cybercriminals are profiting from X "Gold" verification badge by selling compromised accounts for phishing and scams on the dark web marketplaces and forums, a new report revealed on Thursday. According to the cybersecurity firm CloudSEK, these

New Delhi: Cybercriminals are profiting from X "Gold" verification badge by selling compromised accounts for phishing and scams on the dark web

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Image: Sergey Nivens/Adobe Stock Open directories are a severe security threat to organizations as they might leak sensitive data, intellectual property or technical data that could allow an attacker to compromise the entire system. According to new research from Censys, an internet intelligence platform, more than 2,000 TB of unprotected data, including full databases and documents, are currently accessible in open directories around the world. Jump to: What are open directories, and how can pe...

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Attackers are either targeting admins for hosted services with phishing campaigns or exploiting mistakes made when setting them up. Here's what to watch out for

Cyber-attacks are becoming easier to conduct while conversely security is getting increasingly difficult, according to Kevin Curran, senior IEEE member and professor of cybersecurity, Ulster University, during a virtual media roundtable. “Any company you can think of has had a data breach,” he commented. “Whenever a data breach happens it weakens our credentials because our passwords are often reused on different websites.” He observed that the art of hacking doesn’t necessarily requi...