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Breaching Incident Impacts Almost 280,000 Medicaid Patients

The record folders of a University Center that contained Medicaid billing data was breached by cyber criminals. The breaching incident was reported by the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences on Jan. 5 to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services as an impact on the network server causing to affect a massive […]

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BlackWallet Hacked – Almost 670,000 Lumens Stolen

The DNS server for blackballet.co was hijacked by anonymous hackers, stealing over $400,000 in cryptocurrency from user’s accounts. BlackWallet is a web based wallet application forStellar Lumen cryptocurrency (XLM). The hack happened late Saturday afternoon, when cyber criminals attacked and hijacked the DNS entry of the blackwallet.co domain and redirected it towards their own server.

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Oracle Ships 237 Fixes in Latest Critical Patch Update

Oracle has shipped 237 patches for vulnerabilities impacting hundreds of product versions as part of its latest quarterly critical patch update. Product lines coming in for some of the most fixes include Oracle Financial Services Applications, with 34, Fusion Middleware with 27, MySQL with 25 and Java SE with 21. In many cases, the vulnerabilities

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Google awards researcher over $110,000 for Android exploit chain

Google has awarded a total of $112,500 to a security researcher for reporting an exploit chain which could be used to compromise Pixel mobile devices. The tech giant revealed the technical details of the exploit chain on Wednesday. In August 2017, Guang Gong from Alpha Team, Qihoo 360 Technology submitted an exploit chain through the

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Man pleads guilty to launching DDoS attacks

A man from New Mexico has admitted to launching distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks against former employees, as well as possessing a firearm illegally. On Wednesday, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) said John Kelsey Gammell has pleaded guilty in a St. Paul, Minnesota court to directing DDoS attacks against former employers, business competitors, companies that

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