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Arnold Clark data breach leads to identity theft

CyberSecurity Insiders

A few days ago, the servers of car dealer ‘Arnold Clark’ were breached by hackers and the information of 1000sof motorists was stolen that can lead to identity thefts and online frauds. The threat actors are adamant in their demand for charging cryptocurrency in millions and are not ready to entertain any negotiation of hackers.

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Hackers using AI Hologram to conduct identity theft

CyberSecurity Insiders

Hackers are now using AI deepfake technology to impersonate C level employees of tech firms to dupe meeting respondents and the latest to fall victim to such a digital attack was a senior official of Binance, a company that is into the trading of cryptocurrency.

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Banking frauds are rising as financial info is being stored digitally

CyberSecurity Insiders

Most Americans are having a habit of storing their ATM pins, bank account details and, to a certain extent, debit/credit card numbers on mobiles, computers and emails. The post Banking frauds are rising as financial info is being stored digitally appeared first on Cybersecurity Insiders.

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A Ukrainian Raccoon Infostealer operator is awaiting trial in the US

Security Affairs

The Raccoon stealer was first spotted in April 2019, it was designed to steal victims’ credit card data, email credentials, cryptocurrency wallets, and other sensitive data. FBI identified more than 50 million unique credentials and forms of identification (email addresses, bank accounts, cryptocurrency addresses, credit card numbers, etc.)

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Tax Season Scams: How to Protect Your Identity

Identity IQ

It pays to guard against tax identity theft. Here’s how to help protect your identity during tax season. You’re asked to pay with gift cards, wire transfers, or cryptocurrency. Scammers trick you into giving up credit card and bank information by pretending to be the IRS.

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Store manager admits SIM swapping his customers

Malwarebytes

Using managerial credentials, he swapped the SIM numbers associated with customers’ phone numbers into mobile devices controlled by another individual, enabling this person to control the customers’ phones and access the customers’ electronic accounts – including email, social media, and cryptocurrency accounts.

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Two men arrested for stealing $550,000 in cryptocurrency with Sim Swapping

Security Affairs

On Thursday, US authorities arrested two crooks charging them with stealing $550,000 in cryptocurrency from at least 10 victims using SIM swapping. American law enforcement has declared war to sim swapping scammers and announced the arrest of two individuals for stealing $550,000 in Cryptocurrency. In May, the U.S.