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Who’s Behind the DomainNetworks Snail Mail Scam?

Krebs on Security

Here’s a look at the most recent incarnation of this scam — DomainNetworks — and some clues about who may be behind it. The Better Business Bureau listing for DomainNetworks gives it an “F” rating, and includes more than 100 reviews by people angry at receiving one of these scams via snail mail.

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2020 Likely To Break Records for Breaches

Adam Levin

2020 is on the path to becoming a record-breaking year for data breaches and compromised personal data. billion records have already been exposed, and that’s only accounting for the first quarter of 2020. The post 2020 Likely To Break Records for Breaches appeared first on Adam Levin. Marriott (5.2

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50 Ways to Avoid Getting Scammed on Black Friday

Adam Levin

And like everything else in 2020, these next few weeks promise to be a disaster. Here are 50 ways to avoid getting scammed on Black Friday — and beyond. Make sure your smartphone, tablet and laptop are password-protected, particularly if you’re in the habit of carrying them around wherever you go. Change passwords repeatedly.

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Phishing scam takes $950k from DoorDash drivers

Malwarebytes

A particularly nasty slice of phishing, scamming, and social engineering is responsible for DoorDash drivers losing a group total of around $950k. A 21 year old man named David Smith, from Connecticut, allegedly figured out a way to extract large quantities of cash from drivers with a scam stretching back to 2020.

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When Low-Tech Hacks Cause High-Impact Breaches

Krebs on Security

million customers, including website administrator passwords, sFTP credentials, and private SSL keys; -December 2022: Hackers gained access to and installed malware on GoDaddy’s cPanel hosting servers that “intermittently redirected random customer websites to malicious sites.”

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Unprotected database exposed a scam targeting 100K+ Facebook accounts

Security Affairs

“We discovered the scam via an unsecured database used by the fraudsters to store private data belonging to 100,000s of their victims.” “The people running the scam were tricking Facebook users into providing login credentials for their private accounts via a tool pretending to reveal who was visiting their profiles.”

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ACT Top 10 Countdown of 2020

Approachable Cyber Threats

As 2020 draws to a close, we're highlighting our Top 10 ACT Posts of 2020 to recap the year in cybersecurity! The Top Cybersecurity Blogs We're Reading in 2020. Let’s Talk About COVID-19 Scams. Learn how to recognize and avoid COVID-19 scams. #8. How Hackers Steal and Use Your Passwords. Massive U.S.