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Data from Canada’s Halifax Public Library posted for sale on dark web marketplace
Halifax Public Library caused a data breach as a result of Homewood Health, but to date, neither Homewood Health nor its third-party cybersecurity experts have been able to find any evidence of unauthorized access to any Homewood Health customer application systems. -
3.8 billion Clubhouse users’ phone numbers sold on the dark web
A database containing 3.8 billion phone numbers of #Clubhouse users is for sale on #Darknet. It also contains address book contact numbers that users have synced. So even if you haven't logged into Clubhouse, the chances are high that you are in the compromised list. -
Tokyo Olympics ticket reservation vouchers posted on the dark web by hackers
Reports that the Tokyo Olympics ticket portal leaked some fans' user IDs and passwords that were then posted on the dark web have been called false by the Tokyo Olympic Committee's international communications team. -
Biden Administration Says It Also Doesn’t Know Exactly Why REvil Ransomware Gang Disappeared From Dark Web
Comments made by Biden administration officials in an interview with POLITICO most clearly indicate that the U.S. played no direct role in the banning of REvil's website and other online infrastructure in recent days. -
British man arrested by police for downloading child abuse images from the dark web
Advocate Ms. Taylor said her clients entered a cycle of looking at images, downloading them, and storing them, and they succumbed to the urge to do so again. -
US offers up to $10 million reward for information on cyberattacks on US critical infrastructure, can use dark web to report
The State Department project has established a dark web (Tor-based) channel for potential sources to report tips in a safe and secure manner and pay rewards, including rewards in cryptocurrency. -
Multiple dark sites of REvil ransom group shut down after Biden warning
REvil's dark (.onion) and clearnet(decoder.re) websites are both offline, although we do not know exactly how their sites were taken down. -
U.S. man indicted for allegedly selling insider trading tips on the dark web
If convicted of money laundering and securities fraud, Apostolos Trovias faces up to 45 years in prison. -
Cybersecurity firm ZeroFox acquires dark web threat intelligence firm Vigilante
The acquisition comes amid a massive increase in criminal activity on the dark web, which the companies claim will help better protect global businesses on a broader scale. -
Tor Browser Version 10.5 Released, Enhances User Experience of Connecting to Tor, Snowflake Becomes a Bridging Option
Updates to Tor Browser version 10.5 focus on improving the process for users when they first connect to Tor, as well as making Tor launch automatically by removing the Tor Launcher UI and relying on a better UI embedded in the browser's home screen to provide visual feedback for subsequent use.
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