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The most leaked passwords revealed - if yours is listed you should change it now - Vimarsana News

The most leaked passwords revealed - if yours is listed you should change it now

New study has shown the most commonly used passwords have been leaked millions of times

Artificial Intelligence now stealing passwords from Keystroke sounds - Vimarsana News

Artificial Intelligence now stealing passwords from Keystroke sounds

ALBAWABA - Advancements in artificial intelligence continue to astonish, and the latest breakthrough involving AI's ability to capture keystroke sounds

Large Data Leak Exposes 8.4B Passwords; How To Check If Your Credentials Were Leaked - Vimarsana News

Large Data Leak Exposes 8.4B Passwords; How To Check If Your Credentials Were Leaked

Consumers can check if their credentials are included in the RockYou2021 password leak.

8 billion passwords involved in what's being called largest ever password leak - Vimarsana News

8 billion passwords involved in what's being called largest ever password leak

Eight billion passwords are involved in what’s being called the largest password leak of all time.The password leak, which was posted on a popular hacker forum, appears to be a collection of data leaks and breaches from the last 10 years.For some context: While the leak contains more than 8 billion passwords, there are just under 5 billion people online worldwide.Some cyber experts are questioning how legitimate the list really is, with some saying the actual number of real passwords is more than 800 million.Protect yourselfIf you’re concerned about your passwords, the best thi...

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Ransomware Gang Exploits Old Fortinet VPN Flaw - Vimarsana News

Ransomware Gang Exploits Old Fortinet VPN Flaw

The attack workflow starts by exploiting an old Fortigate VPN server flaw. (Source: Kaspersky) The gang behind ransomware dubbed "Cring," which has waged a series of attacks this year, is exploiting a Fortinet VPN server vulnerability that the company patched in 2019, according to a report from the security firm Kaspersky that analyzes one attack in Europe. The researchers report that the ongoing campaign, which began in January, exploits the Fortigate VPN server flaw tracked as CVE-2018-13379 to gain initial access. Once in the victim's environment, the attackers encrypt data and then demand...