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Over 3.7 million accounts were compromised in the FlexBooker data breach

Security Affairs

million accounts. Threat actors compromised the FlexBooker accounts of more than 3.7 FlexBooker recommends users stay vigilant and review account statements and credit reports for suspicious transactions. The data breach notification service Have I Been Pwned reports that 3,756,794 accounts were compromised in the attack.

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Xerox VersaLink C7025 Multifunction printer flaws may expose Windows Active Directory credentials to attackers

Security Affairs

This attack requires access to the MFP printer admin account and an already configured LDAP service. If patching isn’t possible, they should set a strong admin password, avoid using high-privilege Windows accounts for LDAP or SMB, and disable unauthenticated remote access.

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GUEST ESSAY: Now more than ever, companies need to proactively promote family Online Safety

The Last Watchdog

Companies must take this into account and consider extending employee training to also promote security and privacy habits among all family members, especially children. Do you have a corporate book club? I’ve also been brought in to host Virtual Reading Events with the book for corporate programs. Send gifts to clients?

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‘Land Lordz’ Service Powers Airbnb Scams

Krebs on Security

The ne’er-do-well who set up the account below has been paying $550 a month for a Land Lordz “basic plan” subscription at landlordz[.]site site that helps him manage more than 500 scam properties and interactions with up to 100 (soon-to-be-scammed) “guests” looking to book the fake listings.

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10 Behaviors That Will Reduce Your Risk Online

Daniel Miessler

Good passwords are long, random, and unique to each account, which means it’s impossible for a human to manage them on their own. Pick either 1Password or LastPass , go through all your accounts, and for each one…reset the password to something created by (and stored in) your password manager. Automatic Logins Using Lastpass.

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KindleDrip exploit – Hacking a Kindle device with a simple email

Security Affairs

Security experts at Realmode Labs discovered multiple vulnerabilities in the Kindle e-reader that could have allowed an attacker to take over victims’ devices. “The first vulnerability allowed an attacker to send an e-book to the victim’s Kindle device. To my pleasant surprise, the e-book appeared on the device!

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A 3-Tiered Approach to Securing Your Home Network

Daniel Miessler

Use a password manager to make and store good passwords that are different for every account/device. The second most important thing to do is make sure you keep all your computers and devices updated with security fixes. Most peoples’ highest risk systems are their primary email account and their mobile phone account.

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