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DMM Bitcoin halts operations six months after a $300 million cyber heist

Security Affairs

The Japanese cryptocurrency platform DMM Bitcoin is closing its operations just six months after a $300 million cyber heist. DMM Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency exchange based in Japan, operated by DMM Group, a large Japanese e-commerce and entertainment conglomerate. Bitcoin (BTC), approximately $304 million (48.2

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An Interview With the Target & Home Depot Hacker

Krebs on Security

Hydra trafficked in illegal drugs and financial services, including cryptocurrency tumbling for money laundering, exchange services between cryptocurrency and Russian rubles, and the sale of falsified documents and hacking services. “Hi, how are you?” ” he inquired.

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Top Cybersecurity Trends to Watch Out For in 2025

Centraleyes

Attackers are becoming more organized, with ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operations providing easy access to malicious tools for even novice cybercriminals. Current cybersecurity trends show that attackers are now targeting critical infrastructure, healthcare, and financial services, leading to massive disruptions.

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Report Finds 50% of Scattered Spider Phishing Domains Targeted Finance & Insurance

Digital Shadows

In H2 2024, 2025% of Scattered Spiders impersonating domains targeted finance and insurance sectors, while 2530% mimicked cryptocurrency platforms, representing 5055% of their activity. Escalating State-Sponsored Threats With tougher sanctions anticipated, North Korean groups like Lazarus are likely to intensify attacks on financial services.

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Zanubis in motion: Tracing the active evolution of the Android banking malware

SecureList

2022: From zero to threat Zanubis was first observed in the wild around August 2022, initially targeting financial institutions and cryptocurrency exchange users in Peru. This targeting strategy reflected a focused campaign aimed at compromising users of financial services through credential theft.

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Nastiest Malware 2024

Webroot

infrastructure sectors, including healthcare, government services, financial services, and critical manufacturing. The malware’s capabilities expanded to include stealing not only passwords but also credit card details, cryptocurrency wallets, and browser data.

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Google Docs used by infostealer ACRStealer as part of attack

Malwarebytes

ACRStealer is capable of: Identifying which antivirus solution is on a device Stealing crypto wallets and login credentials Stealing browser information Harvesting File Transfer Protocol (FTP) credentials Reading all text files With that kind of information, cybercriminals can go after your cryptocurrency and other funds.