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Passwords and Sexual Desires for Dating Site ‘Fling’ hacked and up for sale

Posted on May 9, 2016 by Dissent

Joseph Cox reports: A hacker claims to be selling tens of millions of user accounts for adult dating site Fling.com on the dark web, including information on sexual desires, preferences, and other personal details. “Find sex by contacting fellow Fling members and get laid tonight,” the site reads. “Check out millions of fun photos and watch webcams…

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VA: Large Credit Card Breach at Walmart in Fredericksburg

Posted on May 7, 2016 by Dissent

Greg Hambrick reports: Fredericksburg City Police says a “large number” of debit/credit card users at the Central Park Walmart had their card information stolen, with dozens of reports of fraudulent cash withdrawls. Walmart Global has confirmed an unspecified number of cards have been compromised. It’s believed the suspects obtained the card information by placing overlay…

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Qualcomm flaw exposes millions of Android devices to data theft risk

Posted on May 7, 2016 by Dissent

Lucian Constantin reports: A vulnerability in an Android component shipped with phones that use Qualcomm chips puts users’ text messages and call history at risk of theft. The flaw was found by security researchers from FireEye and was patched by Qualcomm in March. However, because the vulnerability was introduced five years ago, many affected devices…

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Northwestern U. notifies employees after breach involving W-2 Express

Posted on May 7, 2016 by Dissent

So, as I had guessed, it’s not just Stanford University and Kroger who are notifying employees that criminals managed to access the database of W-2 Express, an Equifax service. While the W-2 Express database does not appear to have been hacked, criminals have managed to access it by using login credentials possibly acquired in other…

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Mail.ru denies mass password breach; researcher stands by findings

Posted on May 7, 2016 by Dissent

Eric Auchard of Reuters reports:  Russia’s top Internet company, Mail.ru said on Friday a sliver of its users’ email accounts was vulnerable while denying that tens of millions of other users were at risk after researchers found its data circulating among cyber criminals. […] In a statement, the Moscow-based company said its own study of…

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Google notifies employees of breach by vendor

Posted on May 6, 2016 by Dissent

Even Google has breaches that need to be reported. From a notification letter to Googlers that will be going out on May 9th: I am writing to follow up on an email we recently sent you about an issue that involves your personal information. The details of the issue are below. What Happened? We recently…

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