A user of the cybercriminal forum RaidForums has offered 533 million records of Facebook user data for only a few US dollars. The data, which was originally leaked when threat actors exploited a Facebook vulnerability in 2019, comprises full names, birthdates, phone numbers, email addresses, and other personal information. Although old, the data is likely still valuable to cybercriminals. To access it, the RaidForums user asked that interested parties “donate” eight forum tokens. Offering data on criminal forums for free, or nearly free, is not unusual and is often an attempt to increase a forum user’s reputation. This practice makes stolen data widely accessible and is likely to catalyze phishing campaigns, account takeovers, and identity fraud in the short-term future (one to three months).
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 9th July
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 2nd July 2021
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 25 June
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 18 June
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 11 June
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 04 June
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 28 May
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 21 May
A “Conti” ransomware attack on Ireland’s healthcare system, the Health Service Executive (HSE), significantly delayed the delivery of medical laboratory results and affected many outpatient services.
Weekly Intelligence Summary 14 May
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 07 May
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 23 April
The FBI made digital copies of malicious web-shells before removing them from hundreds of vulnerable servers in the US, without any warning to affected organizations.
Weekly Intelligence Summary 16 April
A cyber-espionage campaign was found targeting the Vietnamese military and government, as well as other sectors and some entities in Thailand and Central Asia.
Weekly Intelligence Summary 02 April
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 26 March
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 19 March
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 12 March
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Weekly Intelligence Summary 05 March
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