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Cerberus Android malware source code offered for sale for $100,000 - 28 juillet 2020
The maintainer of Cerberus banking trojan for Android is auctioning the entire project for a price starting at $50,000 or close the deal for double the money. The price includes everything from source code to customer list along with installation guide and the scripts to make components work together. Profit (...)

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Data of 130 Million Chinese Hotel Chain Guests Sold on Dark Web Forum - 30 août 2018
A hacker is selling the personal details of over 130 million hotel guests for 8 Bitcoin ($56,000) on a Chinese Dark Web forum. The breach was reported today by Chinese media after several cyber-security firms spotted the forum ad [1, 2, 3, 4]. The seller said he obtained the data from Huazhu Hotels Group Ltd (...)

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US Border Agents Didn’t Verify Any e-Passports Since 2007 Because They Didn’t Have the Software - 24 février 2018
The United States of America, the country with one of the most draconian border crossing procedures in the world, hadn’t verified the validity of chip-implanted e-passports since 2007, the time when foreigners were first required to have one. Shockingly, the reason is that US border agents lacked the software to (...)

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Scientists Extract Fingerprints from Photos Taken From up to Three Meters Away - 15 janvier 2017
Researchers from Japan’s National Institute of Informatics (NII) announced yesterday they have successfully extracted usable fingerprints from photos of exposed fingers taken up to three meters away. The news is troublesome as biometrics authentification is becoming more and more prevalent, with fingerprints being (...)