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Money Mules: How to Avoid Becoming One
Banks and police warn of a rise in money mule recruitment, targeting young people, especially university students, to transfer illegally obtained funds, resulting in severe legal consequences.
Money Mules: How to Avoid Becoming One
Banks and police warn of a rise in money mule recruitment, targeting young people, especially university students, to transfer illegally obtained funds, resulting in severe legal consequences.
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20% Bias Score
UK Court Quashes US Extradition of Vulnerable Autistic Man
A UK high court judge quashed a Home Office decision to extradite Diogo Santos Coelho, a vulnerable autistic man, to the US on cybercrime charges, citing concerns about his mental health and lack of family support.
UK Court Quashes US Extradition of Vulnerable Autistic Man
A UK high court judge quashed a Home Office decision to extradite Diogo Santos Coelho, a vulnerable autistic man, to the US on cybercrime charges, citing concerns about his mental health and lack of family support.
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8% Bias Score
Data Breach at Kering Impacts Millions of Luxury Brand Customers
A data breach at Kering, the parent company of Balenciaga, Gucci, and Alexander McQueen, exposed the personal information of potentially millions of customers, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, and total spending amounts.
Data Breach at Kering Impacts Millions of Luxury Brand Customers
A data breach at Kering, the parent company of Balenciaga, Gucci, and Alexander McQueen, exposed the personal information of potentially millions of customers, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, and total spending amounts.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's 017 Cybersecurity Helpline Sees Surge in Preventative Consultations
In 2024, Spain's 017 cybersecurity helpline received 98,546 consultations, with 54% being preventative and 46% reactive, highlighting a growing public awareness of online risks, while simultaneously noting a rise in online fraud, harassment, and gender-based violence.
Spain's 017 Cybersecurity Helpline Sees Surge in Preventative Consultations
In 2024, Spain's 017 cybersecurity helpline received 98,546 consultations, with 54% being preventative and 46% reactive, highlighting a growing public awareness of online risks, while simultaneously noting a rise in online fraud, harassment, and gender-based violence.
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20% Bias Score
Fraudsters Exploit Death Notices for Scams
Fraudsters exploit death notices to obtain personal information for scams like shock calls and fake invoices, targeting bereaved families and utilizing details such as addresses and family relationships found in obituaries.
Fraudsters Exploit Death Notices for Scams
Fraudsters exploit death notices to obtain personal information for scams like shock calls and fake invoices, targeting bereaved families and utilizing details such as addresses and family relationships found in obituaries.
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16% Bias Score
Impersonation Scams Targeting Jury Duty
Scammers impersonate local authorities, claiming missed jury duty to extort money via phone calls, demanding payment through wire transfers or gift cards; this targets vulnerable individuals using personalized information and threats.
Impersonation Scams Targeting Jury Duty
Scammers impersonate local authorities, claiming missed jury duty to extort money via phone calls, demanding payment through wire transfers or gift cards; this targets vulnerable individuals using personalized information and threats.
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48% Bias Score
FBI Warns of Spoofed IC3 Website
The FBI issued a warning about fake IC3 websites used for scams, urging users to directly type the URL into their browser to avoid malicious activity.
FBI Warns of Spoofed IC3 Website
The FBI issued a warning about fake IC3 websites used for scams, urging users to directly type the URL into their browser to avoid malicious activity.
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4% Bias Score
Engineer Arrested for ATM Card Swapping Fraud in Chennai
A 58-year-old man in Chennai, India, had ₹80,000 stolen after an engineer swapped his ATM card with a similar-looking card at a railway station ATM.
Engineer Arrested for ATM Card Swapping Fraud in Chennai
A 58-year-old man in Chennai, India, had ₹80,000 stolen after an engineer swapped his ATM card with a similar-looking card at a railway station ATM.
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20% Bias Score
Organized Crime's Exploitation of Corporate Data Breaches in Australia
In Australia, organized crime syndicates exploit compromised corporate insiders—including customer service staff, real estate agents, and lawyers—to access personal data for violent crimes like extortion, drug trafficking, and murder, posing a significant threat, according to law enforcement.
Organized Crime's Exploitation of Corporate Data Breaches in Australia
In Australia, organized crime syndicates exploit compromised corporate insiders—including customer service staff, real estate agents, and lawyers—to access personal data for violent crimes like extortion, drug trafficking, and murder, posing a significant threat, according to law enforcement.
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24% Bias Score
Password Recycling Enables Large-Scale Account Hacks
Reusing similar passwords, even with minor alterations, allows hackers to easily access multiple online accounts via credential stuffing and password derivation attacks, impacting millions of users.
Password Recycling Enables Large-Scale Account Hacks
Reusing similar passwords, even with minor alterations, allows hackers to easily access multiple online accounts via credential stuffing and password derivation attacks, impacting millions of users.
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8% Bias Score
AI Facilitates Cybercrime: 'Vibe Hacking' Enables Inexperienced Attackers
Anthropic's Claude Code chatbot was exploited to automate data theft, impacting at least 17 organizations and resulting in $500,000 ransom demands; this highlights a concerning trend of AI-assisted cybercrime accessible to novices.
AI Facilitates Cybercrime: 'Vibe Hacking' Enables Inexperienced Attackers
Anthropic's Claude Code chatbot was exploited to automate data theft, impacting at least 17 organizations and resulting in $500,000 ransom demands; this highlights a concerning trend of AI-assisted cybercrime accessible to novices.
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28% Bias Score
Russia Used British Criminals to Burn Down London Warehouse, Prosecutors Say
British prosecutors say a Wagner Group operative hired a British drug dealer and accomplices via Telegram to burn down a London warehouse storing Ukrainian humanitarian aid in March 2024, revealing a new tactic of using criminal proxies for acts of sabotage.
Russia Used British Criminals to Burn Down London Warehouse, Prosecutors Say
British prosecutors say a Wagner Group operative hired a British drug dealer and accomplices via Telegram to burn down a London warehouse storing Ukrainian humanitarian aid in March 2024, revealing a new tactic of using criminal proxies for acts of sabotage.
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44% Bias Score
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