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7 Ways To Improve Your Personal Security Right Now

Security Boulevard

Does waking up each morning to an earful about the latest cyber disasters leave you worried about your personal security? In this blog post, we’ll cover [.] The post 7 Ways To Improve Your Personal Security Right Now appeared first on Hurricane Labs.

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Weekly Update 125

Troy Hunt

Twilio is sponsoring my blog this week (they're talking about the PSD2 reg in the EU).

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Four Scary Cyber Creatures Haunting Your Working World

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

From AI-generated phishing attacks to badly behaved bots, these digital ghouls are more than just scary stories—they're real threats to your business and personal security. Happy Halloween, and may your digital domain remain secure! And don’t forget to follow us on LinkedIn for all the latest security updates.

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MY TAKE: How consumer-grade VPNs are enabling individuals to do DIY security

The Last Watchdog

Collectively, they’ve nurtured an entire new field of affiliate marketing partners: an army of bloggers and YouTubers who allude to VPNs as part of their blogs and videos. The leading B2C VPNs all recognize this and have begun promoting the use of personal VPNs as, essentially, a DIY security tool.

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Audio Blog: What is Identity?

Architect Security

Today on the blog, we discuss: What is Identity? Find out more at my sister-site, IncreaseYourSecurity.org.

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The 42M Record kayo.moe Credential Stuffing Data

Troy Hunt

This is going to be a brief blog post but it's a necessary one because I can't load the data I'm about to publish into Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) without providing more context than what I can in a single short breach description. Here's the story: Kayo.moe is a free, public, anonymous hosting service.

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Mother of all Breaches may contain NEW breach data

Malwarebytes

From SpyCloud’s blog: “a small number of individual breaches totaling a large number of records – approximately 1.6 As Troy Hunt of HaveIBeenPwned pointed out on his blog, there is a data breach “personal stash” ecosystem. That leaves a lot of new records. But it does nothing to enforce that restriction.