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Hackers’ website breached by hacker
“The email addresses and private messages of more than 470,000 members of a hacking website have been leaked online following a huge data breach.”
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Runkeeper, l’application qui court après les données, même inactive
“Runkeeper, l’une des applications favorites des joggeurs, qui compte 45 millions d’utilisateurs dans le monde, est accusée de collecter et transmettre des données même lorsqu’elle est inactive.”
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Les pirates s’excusent et livrent la clef de leur virus
“L’équipe derrière le malware TeslaCrypt, qui rançonnait ses victimes après avoir rendu leurs fichiers inaccessibles, ont remis la clef universelle pour les déchiffrer.”
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L’EPFL va mener d’ambitieuses recherches sur la protection des données
“Avec le soutien d’AXA, l’EPFL lance un programme de recherche de 12 ans consacré à la sécurité et la protection des données. Les recherches seront menées par l’expert Bryan Ford, nommé professeur associé.”
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Ukrainian Hacker Admits Stealing Corporate Press Releases for $30 Million Profit
“A 28-year-old Ukrainian hacker has pleaded guilty in the United States to stealing unpublished news releases and using that non-public information in illegal trading to generate more than $30 Million (£20.8 Million) in illicit profits”
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1 Million Computers Hacked for making big Money from Adsense
“A group of cyber criminals has infected as much as 1 Million computers around the world over the past two years with a piece of malware that hijacks search results pages using a local proxy.”
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Cyber Criminals Using Rio Olympics as Bait to Target Users with Phishing Scams
“Usually, these campaigns increase in their gravity, scope and proportion when a big event of national or global nature is expected to be held in the near future. The same is the case this time when the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics are due to be held malicious actors are showing their antics with full vigor and fervor.”
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Cybercrime on the rise as economic crime ‘goes digital’
“Incidents of cybercrime are on the rise, with a new study from PwC reporting it as the “only economic crime to have registered an increase”.”
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Another SWIFT Hack Stole $12 Million
“Another series of SWIFT-enabled hack attacks against a bank has come to light, following the theft of $81 million from the central bank of Bangladesh, and SWIFT warning that other banks are also being targeted (see Banks, Regulators React to SWIFT Hack).”
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Time to change your LinkedIn password
“The 2012 breach of social networking site LinkedIn, has come back to haunt us. That breach resulted in 6.5 million members’ credentials being stolen. Articles published in the last day report that the number was way short of reality – it’s actually more than 167 million email and password combinations – or nearly all the members of LinkedIn.”
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L’Allemagne accuse Moscou de piloter des campagnes de cyberattaques
“Les services de renseignement allemands ont accusé vendredi le gouvernement russe d‘être derrière des campagnes internationales de cyberattaques à des fins d’espionnage et de sabotage, une “guerre hybride” qui a aussi visé l’Allemagne et son Parlement.”
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Hewlett Packard Entreprise dévoile les rouages de l’économie du cybercrime
“Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) publie les résultats de “The Business of Hacking”, une étude complète qui dévoile l’économie souterraine dans laquelle fructifie le cybercrime.”
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Voici à quoi devrait ressembler la cyberguerre contre l’État islamique
“«Nous lançons des cyberbombes», a résumé Robert Work, le secrétaire adjoint de la Défense aux États-Unis, dans le New York Times le 24 avril. Ash Carter, le secrétaire de la Défense, ainsi qu’Obama, ont fait des déclarations similaires la semaine précédente.”
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Iraq shuts down internet to prevent students from cheating on exams
“The company’s data shows that internet access was nearly entirely blocked for three hours on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday morning this week, between 5AM and 8AM local time. That pattern mirrors shutdowns that the Iraqi government ordered last year, which coincided with final exams for sixth grade students”
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Google and Facebook still dominate tracking on the web
“Today, the team released its first report — and it shows Google and Facebook in a more dominant position than ever. Google Analytics was by far the most popular third party, present on 61 percent of sampled websites. DoubleClick and Google’s GStatic service took second and third place.”
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LinkedIn demande à ses utilisateurs de changer de mot de passe suite à un piratage
“Le réseau social Linkedln a décidé d’invalider plusieurs millions de mots de passe suite à un piratage qui remonte à… 2012”
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Are you prepared for the global internet-wide security upgrades next month?
“However, it’s worth noting that the payments sector is undergoing major changes which all businesses should be aware of. In just four weeks time (13th June) payment security measures will be upgraded. The two big changes will be the upgrade to SHA-256 & TLS.1.1/TLS.1.2 security which will be used to protect any payment files that are sent and received by yourselves from external interference and malicious threats.”
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Citi launches voice biometrics authentication for Asia Pacific clients
“Citi will roll out voice biometrics authentication for its customers in Asia Pacific in 2016 and 2017, becoming the first bank in the region to deploy the service.”
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Il hacke une banque pour soutenir les Kurdes en lutte contre Daesh
“Attiré par le projet politique de la zone autonome du Rojava, un pirate anarchiste a décidé de braquer une banque pour l’aider dans son développement économique.”
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Journée suisse de sensibilisation aux rançongiciels
“19.05.16 – La Centrale d’enregistrement et d’analyse pour la sûreté de l’information (MELANI) organise jeudi prochain en collaboration avec d’autres partenaires une journée de sensibilisation aux rançongiciels (ransomware). “
Le décodage Sécurité (22 mai 2016)
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