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Video: How Hackers Steal Your Cookies & How to Stop Them

eSecurity Planet

Attackers can steal your cookies through phishing, malware, and MITM attacks, leading to data theft, financial loss, and identity theft. With stolen cookies, bad actors can commit identity theft, cause financial loss, and access your accounts. How Does Cookie Stealing Work?

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Experian’s Credit Freeze Security is Still a Joke

Krebs on Security

.” CreditLock users can both enable multifactor authentication and get alerts when someone tries to access their account. Thomas said he’s furious that Experian only provides added account security for consumers who pay for monthly plans. “They’re allowing this huge security gap so they can make a profit.

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How to Protect Your Gmail Password: Top Tips for Maximum Security

Hacker's King

Your Gmail account stores valuable information such as emails, contacts, and documents. A compromised password can lead to identity theft and data breaches. To safeguard your Gmail password, you need to adopt a few best practices that will enhance your accounts security and keep cyber threats at bay.

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Strengthening Crypto Account Security: Beyond SMS 2FA

Security Boulevard

However, this new paradigm also comes with inherent risks, as cybercriminals constantly devise sophisticated methods to exploit vulnerabilities and gain unauthorized access to crypto accounts. […] The post Strengthening Crypto Account Security: Beyond SMS 2FA appeared first on BlackCloak | Protect Your Digital Life™.

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PetSmart warns customers of credential stuffing attack

Malwarebytes

To help keep your accounts secure, remember to use strong passwords for each of your important accounts. Protect your—and your family’s—personal information by using Malwarebytes Identity Theft Protection. Thank you for your understanding.

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T-Mobile customers were hit with SIM swapping attacks

Security Affairs

.” The exposed information may have included customers’ full name, address, email address, account number, social security number, customer account personal identification number (PIN), account security questions and answers, date of birth, plan information, and the number of lines subscribed associated with the account.

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It’s Still Easy for Anyone to Become You at Experian

Krebs on Security

A few days after that April 2021 story, KrebsOnSecurity broke the news that an Experian API was exposing the credit scores of most Americans.