Cybercrime, Fraud Management & Cybercrime Law Enforcement Dismantles 300 Servers Globally, Disables 650 Domains Akshaya Asokan (asokan_akshaya) • May 24, 2025 Image: Europol In a prominent European-led initiative against malware often utilized as a precursor to ransomware, law enforcement agencies have successfully dismantled 300 servers across the globe. This operation,…
Cybercrime, Fraud Management & Cybercrime Law Enforcement Disrupts Cybercriminal Infrastructure: 300 Servers and 650 Domains Taken Down Akshaya Asokan (asokan_akshaya) • May 24, 2025 Image: Europol In a joint operation spearheaded by European law enforcement, authorities have dismantled a complex cybercriminal network, taking down 300 servers globally. This initiative, which…
JuSun/Getty Images A significant data breach has surfaced, exposing millions of sensitive user credentials, a discovery that raises alarm bells across cybersecurity circles. According to cybersecurity expert Jeremiah Fowler, a recently published report reveals an online database that contains over 184 million unique account credentials. This trove of data includes…
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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…
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…
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…
In recent developments surrounding Microsoft’s Recall feature, concerns have emerged regarding its potential risks to user privacy. When enabled, Recall indexes a wide array of content, including Zoom meetings, emails, personal photos, medical information, and notably, conversations on Signal. This indexing occurs not only for the user but also for…
Recent revelations from cybersecurity experts indicate that operators of infostealers are increasingly leveraging stolen data not just for individual transactions but as a means to launch more widespread attacks. The compromised credentials have become valuable assets for cybercriminals, enabling unauthorized access to various online accounts and the networks of large…
