LONDON, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Hackers stole the email addresses of more than 200 million Twitter users and...
"Sharp increase" in vaccine-related Darknet adverts.
Read more: Covid-19: Vaccine passports being sold on darknet
AvosLocker ransomware is a computer virus targeting insufficiently protected Windows devices. Unlike most threats of this type that encrypt victim files and then demand they purchase a necessary decryption tool, the article's culprit steals some or all private data and threatens to leak it to the general public if the ransom isn't paid
Hacked Facebook, Gmail and Instagram accounts, banking information and even driver licences are being bought and sold on the dark web for as little as $21
Read more: Drivers' licences, hacked accounts, bank details going cheap on dark web
Hackers are zeroing in on the video-conferencing app Zoom, selling Zoom exploits on the dark web, according to a report by tech website Motherboard.
Read more: Hackers are selling Zoom exploits on the dark web for up to $30,000
The pandemic has provided a huge new opportunity for hackers, scammers, and criminals to target frightened and vulnerable people.
Read more: Scammers Are Selling ‘Blood and Saliva From a Coronavirus Survivor’ on the Dark Web
