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EasyJet waited four months to notify its customers about the data breach.

The PonyFinal ransomware deployed in human-operated attacks.

Denys Iarmak was a “pen-tester” who hacked into victims’s computers and provided the information to other members of FIN7.

The DoubleGuns botnet targets only users in China, and is believed to have infected hundreds of thousands of victims to date.

Like the original StrandHogg bug, StrandHogg 2.0 allows malicious apps to masquerade as legitimate apps while remaining completely hidden.

The ComRAT v4 malware includes two new features, such as the ability to exfiltrate antivirus logs and the ability to control the malware using a Gmail inbox.

Since the start of this month, ShinyHunters has been offering access to databases containing millions user records obtained from hacks of various companies.

More than half of hacked databases are from online shops in Germany, others are from Brazil, the U.S., Italy, India, Spain, and Belarus.

A massive cyber attack against Israeli websites,the EasyJet's data breach, the arrest of a hacker known as Sanix, responsible for selling billions of hacked user credentials, and more.

According to the researcher, anyone having access to this data can “paint a picture of what a person does on the Internet.”