Internet Security Week - Edition No. 41

Internet Safety Week edition , ID cards are sold on Dark Web, vulnerability on iPhone, Embraer hacker attack and more.

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Russian Hacker Group “Turl” stored stolen data from Dropbox

The Russian Hacker Group known as the Turl had been using Dropbox to store stolen data from high -end targets in malware dissemination campaigns between 2015 and 2020.

By Rafael Arbuu in Digital Look

Embraer reveals that he was the victim of attack hacker

Embraer announced on Monday night that he was the victim of a hacker attack on November 25. The Brazilian aviation giant released what happened after some information and files were revealed by the criminals.

By Felipe Ribeiro in Canaltech

Ransomware attack impairs Vancouver's public transport agency

A ransomware attack paralyzed Translink's operations, Vancouver's public transport agency in Canada.

By Catalin Cimpanu in Zd Net

New Ministry of Health failure exposes data from 243 million Brazilians on the Internet

The leak was revealed by the newspaper “O Estado de S. Paulo”, and includes information from people who have died. Ministry says that “there was registration exhibition”, but not “access to information”.

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Very serious vulnerability on iPhone allowed complete access through Wi-Fi

A memory corruption bug in the iOS kernel that gave strikers remote access to the entire device-by Wi-Fi, without the need for user interaction.

By Dan Goodin in ASR Technica

Investigation reveals that 25 countries use spyware to spy on their citizens

Among the countries would be Australia, Belgium, Chile, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Israel, Mexico, Peru, Serbia, United Arab Emirates and Vietnam.

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ID cards are sold for 50 cents in the Dark Web

For only $ 0.50 cents, a criminal can buy identity cards or access to streaming platforms from people who have been victims of a cybercrime or data leakage.

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What is internet security and why is it important?

Internet security can be understood as all care users should take to protect all properties that are part of the internet, such as infrastructure, devices, and information.

By Kelvin Zimmer on Lumiun Blog

Emails from great executives are being sold for up to $ 1,500

At least a few hundred email accounts belonging to presidents, directors, and other high position executives in renowned companies would be in the hands of hackers.

By Felipe Demartini in Canaltech