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    • 25 avril 2024 Ring agrees to pay $5.6 million after cameras were used to spy on customers
      Amazon’s Ring has settled with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over charges that the company allowed employees and contractors to access customers’ private videos, and failed to implement security protections which enabled hackers to take control of customers’ accounts, cameras, and videos. The FTC is now sending refunds totaling more than $5.6 million to US consumers as a result of …

    • 24 avril 2024 TikTok comes one step closer to a US ban
      The US Senate has approved a bill that would effectively ban TikTok from the US unless Chinese owner ByteDance gives up its share of the immensely popular app. Social video platform TikTok has experienced explosive growth since it first appeared in 2017, and is now said to have well over 1.5 billion users, with an estimated 170 million of them in the US. Essentially, the bill says that T …

    • 23 avril 2024 Google ad for Facebook redirects to scam
      Today, we are looking at a malicious ad campaign targeting Facebook users via Google search. It is well-known that tech support scammers attract new victims by buying ads for certain keywords related to their audience. What is perhaps less known is how it is even possible to impersonate top brands and get away with it. We will try to respond to the ‘how they do it’ and the ‘why i …

    • 22 avril 2024 Picking fights and gaining rights, with Justin Brookman: Lock and Code S05E09
      This week on the Lock and Code podcast… Our Lock and Code host, David Ruiz, has a bit of an apology to make: “Sorry for all the depressing episodes.” When the Lock and Code podcast explored online harassment and abuse this year, our guest provided several guidelines and tips for individuals to lock down their accounts and remove their sensitive information from the internet, but larger problems re …

    • 22 avril 2024 Billions of scraped Discord messages up for sale
      Four billions public Discord messages are for sale on an internet scraping service called Spy.pet. At first sight there doesn’t seem to be much that is illegal about it. The messages were publicly accessible and there are no laws against scraping data. However, it turns out the site did disregard some laws: more on that later. To get this amount of data the platform gathered information from 14,20 …

    • 22 avril 2024 A week in security (April 15 – April 21)
      Last week on Malwarebytes Labs: Law enforcement reels in phishing-as-a-service whopper Mental health company Cerebral failed to protect sensitive personal data, must pay $7 million Cannabis investment scam JuicyFields ends in 9 arrests Should you share your location with your partner? Giant Tiger breach sees 2.8 million records leaked Last week on ThreatDown: What makes some zero-day vulnerabiliti …

    • 18 avril 2024 Law enforcement reels in phishing-as-a-service whopper
      A major international law enforcement effort involving agencies from 19 countries has disrupted the notorious LabHost phishing-as-a-service platform. Europol reports that the organization’s infrastructure has been compromised, its website shut down, and 37 suspects arrested, including four people in the UK linked to the running of the site, which also allegedly included the original develope …

    • 18 avril 2024 Mental health company Cerebral failed to protect sensitive personal data, must pay $7 million
      The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has reached a settlement with online mental health services company Cerebral after the company was charged with failing to secure and protect sensitive health data. Cerebral has agreed to an order that will restrict how the company can use or disclose sensitive consumer data, as well as require it to provide consumers with a simple way to cancel services. After a …

    • 18 avril 2024 Cannabis investment scam JuicyFields ends in 9 arrests
      Europol and its associates have arrested 9 people in conjunction with a cannabis investment scam known as “JuicyFields”. The suspects used social media to lure investors to their website. There they found information about a “golden opportunity” to invest in the cultivation, harvesting and distribution of cannabis plants to be used for medicinal purposes. Taken from the JuicyFields web …

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