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PetSmart warns customers of credential stuffing attack

Malwarebytes

Pet retail company PetSmart has emailed customers to alert them to a recent credential stuffing attack. Credential stuffing relies on the re-use of passwords. Take this example: User of Site A uses the same email and password to login to Site B. This is why we are continuously telling people to not reuse their passwords.

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Keys to Safe Online Shopping this Holiday Season

SecureWorld News

Merry and bright Keeping an eye on your bank statements Your first line of defense against identity theft and fraud is to pay close attention to your financial records, like bank statements and credit card transactions. Here is what we think is cheerful and what we think is coal-worthy for shopping online this holiday season.

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An odd kind of cybercrime: Gift vouchers, medical records, and.food

Malwarebytes

His compromise modus operandi was a combination of breaking into networks run by food retailers, and breaking into networks containing confidential patient records. Foy was able to gain access to many victims’ accounts as they often used the same passwords across more than one account. Grab yourself a password manager.

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NY AG Investigation Highlights Dangers of Credential Stuffing

eSecurity Planet

A report last week by the New York Attorney General’s Office put a spotlight on the ongoing threat of credential stuffing, a common technique used by cybercriminals that continues to spread and is helping to fuel the push for security practices that don’t involve usernames and passwords. Password Reuse.

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The dark web index 2021, report

Security Affairs

More retailers accept several forms of online payments. Preventing Identity Theft. Use good password practices. Do not use the same password for several accounts. Use a reliable password manager. The guides add a cost of cents to the purchase, and it’s anybody’s guess if they work at all.