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Bitcoin stolen from FTX being converted to cash via “mixer” by heresie-dabord

Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Sam Bankman-Fried is accused of fraud and money launderingBy Joe TidyCyber correspondentA thief who stole more than $470m (£383m) in cryptocurrency when FTX crashed is trying to cash it out while the exchange’s founder is on trial.Sam Bankman-Fried’s high-profile court case began last week. The former crypto mogul denies fraud.After

ByHackTechOctober 14, 20230Comments

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Hackers Post Data Stolen from the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles by lando2319

After extending a deadline for weeks in an attempt to extract a ransom, hackers have posted a trove of data seized late last year from the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles. A notice posted on the dark web site LockBit late Thursday said all available data had been uploaded.It was not immediately

ByHackTechMarch 31, 20230Comments

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Toyotas can be stolen by getting access to CAN bus through the headlight by tacoman

Luxury cars are now at greater risk of being stolen due to a palm-sized device that allows experienced thieves to neutralize the latest in anti-theft technology and drive away in 10 minutes or so. Thieves can forcefully unlock doors and start the engine after connecting the tool to the car’s wiring system and gaining access

ByHackTechMarch 5, 20232Comments

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Stolen Information Stealers Are Fueling an Underground Market by hortiz

As a writer at Sonatype, I don’t have to wait too long to get a scoop. Our security researchers are always bringing to our attention the latest malware uploaded to open-source registries so I have more than enough material to work from. The challenge comes when trying to uncover the story that’s hidden inside the

ByHackTechFebruary 28, 20230Comments

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Stolen university credentials up for sale by Russian crooks, FBI warns by LinuxBender

Russian crooks are selling network credentials and virtual private network access for a “multitude” of US universities and colleges on criminal marketplaces, according to the FBI. According to a warning issued on Thursday, these stolen credentials sell for thousands of dollars on both dark web and public internet forums, and could lead to subsequent cyberattacks…

ByHackTechMay 28, 20220Comments

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