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Cybersecurity Expert Shares Essential Tips for Businesses to Prevent Hacking – NationalWorld

Cybersecurity Insights: Strategies to Mitigate Hacking Risks In an era marked by frequent cyber threats, businesses must prioritize robust cybersecurity measures to safeguard their digital assets. Experts assert that a proactive approach is essential to minimize risks and ensure the integrity of sensitive information. With hacking incidents on the rise,…

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Coca-Cola and Bottling Partner Face Separate Claims Over Ransomware and Data Breaches

Recent reports reveal that Coca-Cola and its bottling partner, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), are both under siege from distinct cyber threats. The Everest ransomware group has claimed responsibility for breaching Coca-Cola’s systems, while another group, Gehenna (also known as GHNA), alleges it has compromised significant data from CCEP’s Salesforce environment.…

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After Data Breach, Numerous Stalkerware Apps Shut Down – Dark Reading

Multiple Stalkerware Applications Shut Down Following Data Breach In a recent development within the cybersecurity landscape, several stalkerware applications have gone offline in the aftermath of a significant data breach. This event highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in privacy-centric software that collects sensitive user data without consent. With the surge in awareness…

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Malicious Malware Lurked Undetected in NPM Repository for Two Years

Malicious JavaScript Packages Target Developers, Elicit Concern Recent reports have surfaced concerning a series of malicious JavaScript packages uploaded to the NPM (Node Package Manager) registry, raising significant alarms within the software development community. These packages were engineered to activate certain payloads on specified dates in 2023, while one particular…

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Database Breach Exposes 184 Million Stolen Emails and Passwords from Infostealers

Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler has uncovered a misconfigured cloud server that exposed an astonishing 184 million login credentials, likely gathered through infostealer malware. Jeremiah Fowler, a cybersecurity expert, found an unsecured database housing over 184 million unique usernames and passwords. His findings, which were shared with Hackread.com, reveal that this…

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Survey Reports Third-Party Vendors Account for 41.8% of Fintech Data Breaches

A new report highlights the considerable cybersecurity threat posed by third-party breaches to fintech companies. (Image credit: Shutterstock) Recent analysis from SecurityScorecard reveals that 41.8% of data breaches affecting prominent fintech organizations can be traced back to third-party vendors. This alarming statistic is part of the 2025 sector report, which…

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Unveiled: Massive Database of 184 Million Records Reveals Extensive Login Credentials

The alarming reality that sensitive data could be unintentionally exposed due to a poorly secured or misconfigured database has long been a significant privacy concern. A recent incident involving a staggering 184 million records—encompassing login credentials for major platforms such as Apple, Facebook, and Google, as well as accounts linked…

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Windows Server Vulnerability: A Gateway to Privilege Escalation

Active Directory, Security Operations Akamai Researchers Alert to ‘BadSuccessor’ Vulnerability in Windows Server 2025 Prajeet Nair (@prajeetspeaks) • May 21, 2025 Image: Microsoft A recently identified vulnerability in Windows Server 2025 has been labeled “trivial” to exploit, potentially allowing for privilege escalation and full domain compromise, according to research conducted…

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