Has more than 60 million point-of-sale terminals in use throughout 120 countries. Earlier today, Jacksonville, Fla. Source: WOKV.com.Headquartered in Shenzhen, China, PAX Technology Inc. Or just targeted phishing attacks.” Continue reading →FBI agents entering PAX Technology offices in Jacksonville today. That would be a pretty convincing scam. We always appreciate it when consumers reach out to us with feedback, and have committed to further our efforts on data protection maturity.”When Signet fixed similar weaknesses with its Jared and Kay websites back in 2018, the reader who found and reported that data exposure said his mind quickly turned to the various ways crooks might exploit access to customer order information.“My first thought was they could track a package of jewelry to someone’s door and swipe it off their doorstep,” said Brandon Sheehy, a Dallas-based Web developer. “My second thought was that someone could call Jared’s customers and pretend to be Jared, reading the last four digits of the customer’s card and saying there’d been a problem with the order, and if they could get a different card for the customer they could run it right away and get the order out quickly.
It’s also not obvious why they would advertise having hacked into companies if they plan on selling that access to extract sensitive data going forward. Continue reading →A redacted screenshot of the Conti News victim shaming blog.“We are looking for a buyer to access the network of this organization and sell data from their network,” reads the confusingly worded message inserted into multiple recent victim listings on Conti’s shaming blog.It’s unclear what prompted the changes, or what Conti hopes to gain from the move. The company has not yet responded to requests for comment.The source said two major financial providers — one in the United States and one in the United Kingdom — had already begun pulling PAX terminals from their payment infrastructure, a claim that was verified by two different sources. “A major US payment processor began asking questions about network packets originating from PAX terminals and were not given any good answers.”KrebsOnSecurity reached out to PAX Technology’s CEO on Sunday. Payment processor started asking questions about unusual network packets originating from the company’s payment terminals.According to that source, the payment processor found that the PAX terminals were being used both as a malware “dropper” — a repository for malicious files — and as “command-and-control” locations for staging attacks and collecting information.“FBI and MI5 are conducting an intensive investigation into PAX,” the source said. The FBI has not responded to requests for comment.Several days ago, KrebsOnSecurity heard from a trusted source that the FBI began investigating PAX after a major U.S.
Louis Post-Dispatch for reporting a security vulnerability that exposed teacher SSNs.The Post-Dispatch says it discovered the vulnerability in a web application that allowed the public to search teacher certifications and credentials, and that more than 100,000 SSNs were available. Mike Parson (R), vowing to prosecute the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for Reporting Security VulnerabilityMissouri Gov. 22 to a Russian language hacking forum denouncing the attack on REvil as the “unilateral, extraterritorial, and bandit-mugging behavior of the United States in world affairs.” Continue reading → Missouri Governor Vows to Prosecute St. In response, a representative for the Conti gang posted a long screed on Oct.
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This incident alone may cost Missouri taxpayers as much as $50 million.”While threatening to prosecute the reporters to the fullest extent of the law, Parson sought to downplay the severity of the security weakness, saying the reporter only unmasked three Social Security numbers, and that “there was no option to decode Social Security numbers for all educators in the system all at once.”“The state is committed to bringing to justice anyone who hacked our systems or anyone who aided them to do so,” Parson continued. My administration has notified the Cole County prosecutor of this matter, the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Digital Forensics Unit will also be conducting an investigation of all of those involved. We are coordinating state resources to respond and utilize all legal methods available. “It is unlawful to access encoded data and systems in order to examine other peoples’ personal information. Parson said he would seek to prosecute and investigate the reporter and the region’s largest newspaper for “unlawfully” accessing teacher data.“This administration is standing up against any and all perpetrators who attempt to steal personal information and harm Missourians,” Parson said. In other words, the information was available to anyone with a web browser who happened to also examine the site’s public code using Developer Tools or simply right-clicking on the page and viewing the source code.The Post-Dispatch reported that it wasn’t immediately clear how long the Social Security numbers and other sensitive information had been vulnerable on the DESE website, nor was it known if anyone had exploited the flaw.But in a press conference Thursday morning, Gov.
Armed with the target’s mobile number, they could also click “Send verification SMS” with a text message prompting them to text back a one-time code.Holden said the phishing group appears to have identified Italian Coinbase users by attempting to sign up new accounts under the email addresses of more than 2.5 million Italians. They had no authorization to convert or decode, so this was clearly a hack.” Continue reading → How Coinbase Phishers Steal One-Time PasswordsHolden said each time a new victim submitted credentials at the Coinbase phishing site, the administrative panel would make a loud “ding” — presumably to alert whoever was at the keyboard on the other end of this phishing scam that they had a live one on the hook.In each case, the phishers manually would push a button that caused the phishing site to ask visitors for more information, such as the one-time password from their mobile app.“These guys have real-time capabilities of soliciting any input from the victim they need to get into their Coinbase account,” Holden said.Pressing the “Send Info” button prompted visitors to supply additional personal information, including their name, date of birth, and street address. This individual did not have permission to do what they did.
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