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Ticketmaster Hit by Security Breach – Personal and Payment Information Compromised

Ticketmaster Suffers Data Breach, Exposing Customer Information Ticketmaster, a leading global entertainment ticketing platform, has confirmed a significant security breach that has compromised personal and payment information of its customers. In a recent statement, the company divulged that unauthorized access to sensitive data may have been achieved via a third-party…

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Lazarus Group Integrates New BeaverTail Variant into Developer Tools

On December 18, 2025, cybersecurity firm Darktrace unveiled new findings regarding a perilous variant of BeaverTail malware, classified as a JavaScript-based information stealer. This malware, associated with North Korea’s infamous Lazarus Group, is part of a growing wave of cyber-attacks directed at the financial and cryptocurrency sectors. The research, disseminated…

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Evilnum Hackers Target Financial Institutions with New Python-Based RAT

An adversarial group, known for its focus on the fintech sector since 2018, has updated its tactics by introducing a new Python-based remote access Trojan (RAT) designed to extract sensitive information from compromised systems. The group, identified as Evilnum, has refined its infection strategies and is now deploying the PyVil…

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Balada Injector Compromises More Than 7,100 WordPress Sites via Plugin Vulnerability

A significant cybersecurity incident has come to light involving the Popup Builder plugin used in WordPress, which has been compromised by a malware strain known as Balada Injector. This issue endangers thousands of WordPress websites operating on vulnerable versions of the plugin. Initially documented by Doctor Web at the beginning…

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Hackers Compromise Newegg’s Systems, Exposing Customers’ Credit Card Information

Newegg Faces Data Breach Amid Magecart Attacks In a significant cybersecurity incident, the infamous Magecart hacking group has breached the website of Newegg, a leading U.S.-based retailer specializing in computer hardware and consumer electronics. The attack, which occurred between August 14 and September 18, 2018, allowed hackers to extract credit…

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Another Facebook Glitch May Have Compromised Your Personal Data

Facebook’s Recent Security Vulnerability Exposes User Information A new security vulnerability in Facebook has been identified, threatening the privacy of users and their friends by potentially exposing personal information. This flaw was discovered by researchers at Imperva, who found that the issue lies within the Facebook search functionality, specifically how…

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Client Dilemma

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Hacked WordPress Sites Exploiting Visitors’ Browsers for Distributed Brute-Force Attacks

Recent Threats Targeting WordPress Sites via Distributed Brute-Force Attacks Recent findings from cybersecurity firm Sucuri have unveiled a significant threat facing WordPress website owners. A new wave of brute-force attacks has emerged, employing malicious JavaScript injections that exploit unknowing visitors’ browsers. The research indicates that these attacks constitute distributed brute-force…

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