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India has become a major source of cybersecurity threats in China: security expert - Vimarsana News

India has become a major source of cybersecurity threats in China: security expert

A group of cyber hackers based in India have become a major headache for China’s cybersecurity.

Source: scmp.com
Microsoft fixes Edge browser's 'data theft' issue | - Vimarsana News

Microsoft fixes Edge browser's 'data theft' issue |

Microsoft has recently released an update for its Edge web browser, fixing an issue where Edge was stealing data from other browsers like Chrome and Firefox without user consent. This has been a concern for users lately, as data such as favourites, browsing history, and open tabs were automatically imported from rival browsers like Chrome without asking for permission first.

Personal Info Stolen In A Data Breach? Here Are 4 Things To Do - Vimarsana News

Personal Info Stolen In A Data Breach? Here Are 4 Things To Do

Cyberthieves target huge stores of data, often one company at a time.

Source: forbes.com
Hackers steal data of 2 million in SQL injection, XSS attacks - Vimarsana News

Hackers steal data of 2 million in SQL injection, XSS attacks

A threat group named 'ResumeLooters' has stolen the personal data of over two million job seekers after compromising 65 legitimate job listing and retail sites using SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.

23andMe under fire after failing to detect cyberattack for five months - Vimarsana News

23andMe under fire after failing to detect cyberattack for five months

Genetic testing company 23andMe is facing intensified scrutiny after revealing that it failed to detect malicious activity on its platform for a five-month period, allowing attackers to infiltrate user accounts.