A threat actor using the name Chucky_BF on a cybercrime and hacker forum is advertising what they claim to be a massive PayPal data dump. The post describes a trove allegedly containing more than 15.8 million records of email and plaintext passwords.

VpnMentor’s cybersecurity research team led by researchers Noam Rotem and Ran Locar discovered a data breach involving popular Spanish e-Learning platform 8Belts.

According to researchers, the data appears to date back to 2013 and seems to be stolen from the official website of The General Elections Commission or Komisi Pemilihan Umum (KPU) in Indonesian.

The breach includes journalists, politicians and members of several EU institutions such as Europol and European Data Protection Supervisor marking the total number of compromised users to over 15000.

According to Atlas VPN, about 404 million malware worldwide infections have been identified in the past 30 days. The rate of daily infections in April ranged from 10 to 16 million cases per day.

pAccording to investigators, the teenager offered DDoS-for-Hire service to cripple websites with an exorbitant amount of traffic at a meager rate of $10.

One such plugin is Elementor Pro, a site builder that allows users to add modules and customize their site using a drag and drop builder.

The data contains emails, passwords, full names, usernames, IP addresses, city, gender, and links to social media profiles.

Scammers are disguising as representatives from the World Health Organization (WHO) to scam unsuspecting users into giving away money in name of donation to the organization.

Security researchers at Morphiec have discovered a critical malware vulnerability which if exploited can allow attackers to record live Zoom meetings and audio conversations.