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Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft

Schneier on Security

Watch your credit reports and your bank accounts for suspicious activity. This essay previously appeared in the Rochester Review , as part of an alumni forum that asked: "How do you best protect yourself from identity theft?". Set up credit freezes with the major credit bureaus.

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From Cybercrime Saul Goodman to the Russian GRU

Krebs on Security

In 2021, the exclusive Russian cybercrime forum Mazafaka was hacked. A review of this user’s hacker identities shows that during his time on the forums he served as an officer in the special forces of the GRU , the foreign military intelligence agency of the Russian Federation. One representation of the leaked Mazafaka database.

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‘My bank account was in a shambles’: The ordeal of an identity theft victim

We Live Security

A victim of identity theft tells us how criminals used his identity to commit fraud and what it took to put his life back in order. The post ‘My bank account was in a shambles’: The ordeal of an identity theft victim appeared first on WeLiveSecurity.

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The Silent Breach: How E-Waste Fuels Cybercrime

SecureWorld News

In today's digital world, cybercrime is a threat to our private data and security. And with Americans owning an average of 24 electronic items in their homes , neglecting to dispose of these items correctly is putting individuals at significant risk of cybercrime. What is cybercrime?

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FBI warns of malicious free online document converters spreading malware

Security Affairs

They can also steal personal data, banking details, cryptocurrency info, emails, and passwords by scraping the files the users upload. ” Victims often realize too late that malware has infected their devices, leading to ransomware or identity theft. The FBI urges reporting to IC3.gov.

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International law enforcement operation dismantled RedLine and Meta infostealers

Security Affairs

Change passwords : After malware removal, update passwords for key accounts (email, banking, work, social media) and enable two-factor authentication. Monitor financial accounts : Check bank statements and report any suspicious transactions promptly. The following authorities participated in the Operation Magnus.

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Experts warn of the new sophisticate Crocodilus mobile banking Trojan

Security Affairs

The new Android trojan Crocodilus exploits accessibility features to steal banking and crypto credentials, mainly targeting users in Spain and Turkey. ThreatFabric researchers discovered a new Android trojan called Crocodilus, which exploits accessibility features to steal banking and crypto credentials. ” ThreatFabric concludes.

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