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Certik, a blockchain security company, verified that hackers stole more than 300 NFTs, including NFTs from notable projects such as BAYC, Goblintown, and Othercoin.
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A hacker who claims to have stolen personal information from hundreds of millions of Chinese individuals is now selling it online.
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The con artist sold the stolen NFTs on OpenSea and laundered the proceeds via a crypto mixer.
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Your data has most likely already been acquired by Chinese-backed hackers.
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Russian and North Korean hackers have tried to attack pharmaceutical firms that are racing to develop coronavirus vaccines, Microsoft said Friday.
The tech giant said it has detected cyberattacks in
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A phishing campaign is currently targeting users' Facebook pages to steal their credentials and use pirate accounts as they see fit.
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Twitter is beefing up its security ahead of November’s US presidential election — a bid to avoid another debacle like the bitcoin scam earlier this year, which saw the accounts of Joe Biden and Barack Obama get hijacked by hackers. “As we learn from the experience of past security incidents and implement changes, we’re also …
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A 16-year-old boy may have played a key role in the unprecedented hack that caused chaos on Twitter in July, a new report says. Authorities believe the Massachusetts teen helped execute some of the most complex pieces of the July 15 hack that took over the Twitter accounts of Kanye West, Elon Musk and several …
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The leader of the cybercrime gang linked to Garmin’s massive service outage is a big-spending playboy hacker with an affinity for sports cars and alleged ties to the Russian government. Maksim Yakubets is the alleged ringleader of Evil Corp., the hacker group that reportedly claimed the smartwatch maker as its latest victim last week. The …
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A gang of Russian hackers may be behind the cyberattack that disabled Garmin’s fitness-tracking services for several days, reports say. The attackers reportedly crippled the smartwatch maker’s Garmin Connect service last week with malicious software tied to Evil Corp., a Moscow-based hacker group run by alleged cybercriminal Maksim Yakubets. Evil Corp. runs the WastedLocker ransomware …
Certik, a blockchain security company, verified that hackers stole more than 300 NFTs, including NFTs from notable projects such as BAYC, Goblintown, and Othercoin.
