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$50M demanded following ransomware attack on oil company Saudi Aramco SHARE Saudi Aramco, the state oil company of Saudi Arabia, has been targeted in a ransomware attack, with a $50 million ransom payment demanded. Officially, the attack is being described by the company today as an indirect release of a limited amount of company data held by third-party contractors. Saudi Aramco noted that there was no breach of its systems and said the attack had no impact on its ope...

Database of 700M LinkedIn users found for sale on a hacking forum SHARE A database with details of 700 million LinkedIn users has been found for sale on a hacking forum. The database has been offered for sale since June 22 by a user called TomLiner on Raid Forums, including a sample of 1 million records provided to prove the claim. However, no price was listed to purchase the database. The listing said only that details could be obtained by contacting the poster and th...

533M Facebook user records offered on a hacking forum A database containing details of 533 million Facebook users is being offered on a hacking forum. First spotted April 3 by Alon Gal, chief technology officer of Hudson Rock Ltd., the data was posted by a user called TomLiner on Raid Forums and is claimed to include user names, mobile phone numbers, gender, occupation, city, country, marital status and and in some cases email addresses. The validity of the data has b...

The most recent hack, affecting an invite-only cyber crime forum known as Maza, took place this week, with security firm Intel 471 revealing that its users were redirected to a breach notification page upon signing in. This was posted alongside a 35-page PDF file allegedly containing a portion of forum user data, comprising more than 3,000 rows of usernames, partially obfuscated password hashes, email addresses, and other contact details. The Maza hack follows attacks against Verified in Janua...

Maza cybercrime forum members details breached (Source: Flashpoint) Maza, a Russian carding and fraud discussion forum, has been breached, and hackers have leaked users email addresses and forum credentials, security firms report. The breach occurred Wednesday evening, experts say, and led to many types of information being exposed: user IDs; usernames; email addresses; passwords in both hashed and obfuscated form; Yahoo, MSN and Skype credentials; and other data that could help identify indivi...

Get Permission ShinyHunters disclosed its breach of dating site MeetMindful.com by dumping stolen data on the cybercrime forum RaidForums. The ShinyHunters cybercrime operation runs a data exfiltration and sales business that appears to be off to a roaring start again this year, following on the heels of its data breach spree last year. "ShinyHunters released a tsunami of sensitive data in 2020," says cybersecurity firm Risk Based Security, noting that the group had been tied to "data dumps th...

SHARE Details of more the 2.28 million users of dating site MeetMindful have been released online for free in the latest in a series of stolen data dumps. The stolen data includes real names, email addresses, address information, body details, dating preferences, marital status, birth data, location data, IP addresses, Bcrypt-hashed passwords, Facebook user IDs and Facebook authentication tokens. The inclusion of Facebook authentication tokens is particularly notable because it could potentiall...