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Kiwi Farms says someone hacked its website
It told users that their password, email and device IPs may have been compromised.
LastPass was hacked, but it says no user data was compromised
The bad actor had internal access to LastPass for four days.
Uber finds 'no evidence' that sensitive user data was stolen in hack
Uber has determined that sensitive user data is safe following a hack.
Uber says it's investigating a 'cybersecurity incident'
The company has yet to reveal if user data was compromised in the breach.
US authorities recover $30 million of hacked 'Axie Infinity' crypto funds
It's apparently the first time that cryptocurrency stolen by a North Korean hacking group has been recovered.
Plex tells users to reset their passwords after potential data breach
A third-party entity was able to access users' emails, usernames and encrypted passwords.
Solana 'hot' wallets are being drained in multi-million dollar attack
The bad actor has reportedly drained over 8,000 internet-connected wallets.
'Axie Infinity' CEO moved $3 million in crypto tokens before disclosing massive hack
But the CEO said speculations of insider trading are 'baseless and false.'
Former Amazon engineer convicted in 2019 Capital One data breach
Paige Thompson was found guilty of wire fraud and unauthorized access to a protected computer.
Shields Health Care hack may have exposed data for 2 million people
Shields Health Care Group, a Massachusetts-based involved with imaging and health management services, has announced a major hack that could have exposed sensitive information for up to two million people.
Engineer's USB-C AirPods give a glimpse at a Lightning-free paradise
After creating the world's first iPhone with USB-C, engineer Ken Pillonel decided to complete his quest by making the world's first pair of USB-C AirPods.
Russia's war on Ukraine began with a satellite internet cyberattack
The US, UK and EU have blamed Russia for a cyberattack that knocked out satellite internet service an hour before the invasion of Ukraine.
Hackers deface Russian platforms and smart TVs to display anti-war messages
On the same day Russia celebrated its role in defeating Nazi Germany, many of the country’s online platforms were defaced in protest of the war in Ukraine. The Washington Post reported on Monday that Russians with smart TVs saw channel listings replaced with a message implicating them in the ongoing conflict. “The blood of thousands of Ukrainians and hundreds of murdered children is on your hands,” the message read, according to the outlet. “TV and authorities are lying. No to war.” In addition to Smart TVs, the apparent hack targetted some of the country’s largest internet companies, including Yandex. Hackers also went after Rutube, Russia’s alternative to YouTube. “Our video hosting has undergone a powerful cyberattack. At the moment, it is not possible to access the platform,” the service said in a statement it posted on its Telegram channel. Rutube later stated it had isolated the attack and that its content library wasn’t accessed in the incident. Since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, the country has come under consistent attack from hackers. In the early days of the conflict, Anonymous claimed responsibility for a series of DDoS attacks that left several official government websites, including one belonging to the Ministry of Defence, inaccessible. It’s believed Anonymous was also responsible for an incident that saw several Russian state TV channels play the Ukranian national anthem. At the same time, Ukraine, with help from Microsoft and other western companies, recently managed to prevent Russian military hackers from disrupting one of the country’s energy providers.
Lapsus$ stole T-Mobile's source code before member arrests in March
Before police arrested seven of the group's more prolific members in late March, ransomware gang Lapsus$ stole T-Mobile's source code that same month.
Ukraine says Russian hackers tried and failed to attack an energy provider
ESET and Microsoft helped fend off the cyberattack.
Vevo says an 'unauthorized source' vandalized Drake, Lil Nas X and other YouTube channels
If you were trying to watch Taylor Swift, Drake, The Weeknd and other artists on YouTube this morning, you may not have seen what you expected.
Grimes claims responsibility for 2012 hack of culture blog Hipster Runoff
Grimes has confessed to hacking an indie blog in 2012 after it posted a 'mean' story about the star.
London police arrest seven people over Lapsus$ hacks
London police say they've arrested seven teens over Lapsus$ hacks targeting Microsoft and Okta.
'Elden Ring' update fixes bug that could put players in an endless death loop
You may want to update your copy of Elden Ring on PC to make sure that you don't end up losing hours of gameplay to the endless death loop exploit.