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If you’ve used your driver’s license to verify your information either in the real world or online, there’s a chance that some of your driver’s license information was stolen by hackers in a security breach against the ID verification giant IDScan that was reportedly active for a year.

The tokens are pulled from infostealer malware campaigns, and the mechanic that makes them so valuable is also what makes them so dangerous: they bypass your password and your multi-factor authentication entirely. If a criminal has a valid session token from your machine, they can walk straight into your paid AI account without triggering a…

Federal authorities have arrested a 42-year-old California woman accused of orchestrating a $13.3 million investor fraud scheme involving her startup company, using the illicit proceeds to fund personal luxuries that included a Tesla, an Inglewood home, Super Bowl tickets and a destination wedding.

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Chinese hacker groups are now using artificial intelligence (AI) agents on compromised networks to automate cyberattacks and avoid detection, according to Google’s latest Threat Intelligence Group report. The report highlights a significant shift by both state-backed intelligence agencies and cybercrime gangs from basic AI prompts to advanced AI agents capable of running entire hacking campaigns…

The FBI’s has opened an investigation into a data breach that appears to have supplied a dark web marketplace with scans of more than 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver’s licenses, along with millions of other identity documents. The marketplace, a Russian cybercrime forum listing called Nexus, launched in late August.

A credential-based attack is an intrusion in which the attacker authenticates with a legitimate, stolen username and password rather than exploiting a software flaw — which means there is no malware signature, no exploit, and no vulnerability to patch at the point of entry. To every identity, network, and endpoint tool watching the login, the…

The personal data of more than eight million people has been accessed after a cyber security breach targetingthree major UK airports.

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S.C. (FOX Carolina) – AnMed confirmed on Friday that cybercriminals obtained information during a cybersecurity incident in July