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Tag Archives: 2015
1/3 of Wendy’s Locations Compromised
1,025 out of the 3,000 Wendy’s locations had malware on their Point-Of-Sale systems. Investigation has uncovered that infection and exfiltration of credit card information (names, numbers, expiration dates) going back to January of 2015. We believe this series of cybersecurity … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, 2016, advanced persistent threat, APT, breach, credit card, cybercrime, hacked, malware, PCI Compliance, Security Awareness
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The First iPhone Hacker Built a Self-Driving Car in his Garage
George Hotz says he built a self-driving car in a month. George was the first person to hack an iPhone and a Playstation. He has a great philosophy on the AI that drives the self-driving car.
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Tagged 2015, Apple iPhone, car hacking, George Hotz, iPhone, playstation
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Worst Passwords of 2015
2015’s most used cracked passwords ranked by popularity… Yes, people still use bad passwords, despite the warnings to have some complexity. Perhaps we should code systems to reject simple passwords? 1. 123456 (UNCHANGED) 2. PASSWORD (UNCHANGED) 3. 12345678 (UP 1) … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 factor, 2-step, 2015, 2016, authentication, password, passwords, two-factor
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Social Engineering Fraud Losses Doubled in 2015
Consider the largest breaches of 2015 and realize they weren’t about getting financial data directly. It was all about personal details. Identity theft is a hotter commodity on the dark web, than credit card numbers. Anthem 80 million (Personal Details) Ashley … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, 2016, cybercrime, fraud, hackers, hacking, Identity Theft, personal details, phishing, PII, Security Awareness, smishing, sniffing, social engineering, spearphishing, vishing
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Thanks for the 2015 Views!
I’ve had an amazing 2015 for visitor traffic, nearly 12,000 views! Thank you to the many visitors! I honestly do try to be a credible source. Have a fantastic 2016! Keep your data protected and your people informed!
Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays!
I hope you have an enjoyable holiday! He’s making a database He’s sorting it twice SELECT * from contacts WHERE behavior = ‘nice’ SQL Clause is coming to town Here are some scams to look out for.
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Tagged 2015, Merry Christmas
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3.3 Million HelloKitty User Details Leaked
Parents have been advised to change the passwords for their and their kids online accounts to sanriotown, the official online community for HelloKitty. Information leaked onto the Internet comes from accounts registered at a number of other Hello Kitty sites, including … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, breach, passwords
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Facebook Scam…
It’s been seen all over Facebook, really highlighting those who are probably gullible enough to fall for Phishing and Spearphishing attacks.
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Tagged 2015, Facebook Scam, phishing, scam, Security Awareness, social engineering, spearphishing
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Ford 911 Assist Foils Hit-and-Run Driver
57-year-old Cathy Bernstein, a Florida woman, was driving her Ford in Port St. Lucie, on Friday when she allegedly ran into a Ford truck and then a Dodge minivan, hard enough to deploy the airbags. Not even caring, she left … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, 911 Assist, a florida woman, bluetooth, car hacking, Cathy Bernstein, caught in a lie, Ford
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Santa and Data Privacy Day
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Please enjoy this wonderful picture of Santa. Privacy Day is just around the corner.