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Change Healthcare, an affiliate of UnitedHealth Group, is once again grappling with a ransomware threat. This development follows a recent incident where UnitedHealth Group allegedly shelled out $22 million to the Alphv/BlackCat gang to resolve a previous ransomware attack, as detailed in an

Husain Parvez Published on 11th April 2024

Over 14 million internet browser cookies linked to UK consumers have been leaked onto the dark web. A recent study from NordVPN revealed the leak. This disclosure is part of a larger global issue, with more than 54 billion cookies found leaked worldwide, impacting users in 244

Keira Waddell Published on 9th April 2024

On the 1st of February 2024, the popular survey platform, SurveyLama, suffered a data breach, compromising 4.4 million users’ information. The information implicated in the breach includes users’ email addresses, names, passwords, and more. The creator of Have I Been Pwned, Troy Hunt, was

Hendrik Human Published on 7th April 2024

The Indian government's cloud service, S3WaaS, has exposed the sensitive personal information of its citizens for years. As reported by TechCrunch, security researcher Sourajeet Majumder discovered the issue, revealing that Aadhaar numbers, COVID-19 vaccination data, and passport details were among

Husain Parvez Published on 6th April 2024

The video game publisher Activision is currently investigating a sophisticated malware campaign designed to steal login credentials from gamers, particularly affecting players of its flagship title, Call of Duty. The malware, which also targets cryptocurrency wallets, has been implicated in the

Husain Parvez Published on 4th April 2024

AT&T has confirmed a data breach affecting over 73 million of its current and former customers. This breach, which saw sensitive customer information leaked onto the dark web, has prompted the telecommunications giant to reset the passcodes of millions of customer accounts in a bid to secure

Keira Waddell Published on 2nd April 2024

A recent report by HUMAN's Satori team uncovered 28 free VPN applications available on Google Play that are covertly transforming devices into residential proxies. In other words, it allows malicious threat actors to route third-party traffic through user’s devices without their knowledge or

Hendrik Human Published on 31st March 2024

A covert operation undertaken by Facebook, known internally as "Project Ghostbusters," has been exposed, revealing the company performed secret surveillance on Snapchat's network traffic. This was done to covertly analyze user behavior and gain a competitive edge. Initiated in 2016, this secretive

Husain Parvez Published on 31st March 2024

Over 100 organizations across the European Union and the United States have been targeted by a sophisticated malware known as StrelaStealer. This information-stealing malware, designed to harvest email credentials from popular email clients, has seen a surge in activity through large-scale phishing

Husain Parvez Published on 28th March 2024