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Hackers Dump Ashley Madison User Database… Where Most People Won’t Find It

2015-08-19/0 Comments/in Hack/by SecurityOrb_Staff

Hackers Dump Ashley Madison User Database… Where Most People Won’t Find It

Cracked Uber accounts tumble to 40 cents on the dark web

2015-08-17/0 Comments/in Hack, Mobile Security, Vulnerability/by fdesir

A posting from naked security titled ” Cracked Uber accounts tumble to 40 cents on the dark web” by Lisa Vaas emember those cracked Uber accounts that were selling for as little as $1 on the dark web a few months ago? Well, welcome to the Midsummer Madness Sale: prices have been slashed, and now, they’re going […]

Hackers Dump Ashley Madison User Database… Where Most People Won’t Find It

2015-08-19/0 Comments/in Hack/by SecurityOrb_Staff

Hackers Dump Ashley Madison User Database… Where Most People Won’t Find It

Cracked Uber accounts tumble to 40 cents on the dark web

2015-08-17/0 Comments/in Hack, Mobile Security, Vulnerability/by fdesir

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Hackers Dump Ashley Madison User Database… Where Most People Won’t Find It

2015-08-19/0 Comments/in Hack/by SecurityOrb_Staff

Hackers Dump Ashley Madison User Database… Where Most People Won’t Find It

Attackers make good on doxing threat, but post database to dark web.

The attackers who compromised Ashley Madison — an online hook-up site for people looking for extra-marital affairs — have made good on their threats to unmask the site’s users if the site was not taken down. However, unlike the attackers who doxed Sony and Hacking Team, who uploaded all the stolen data to Pastebin, the Ashley Madison hackers dropped the 9.7 G data dump where most users will not go looking: the “dark web,” only accessible through the Tor network.

The data includes email addresses, credit card transaction data, and profile information on the 37 million customers of Avid Life Media, which includes Ashley Madison and its sister sites, Cougar Life and Established Men.

The attackers, who call themselves Impact Team, said “We have explained the fraud, deceit, and stupidity of ALM and their members. Now everyone gets to see their data. … Find yourself in here? It is ALM that failed you and lied to you. Prosecute them and claim damages. Then move on with your life. Learn your lesson and make amends.”

Cracked Uber accounts tumble to 40 cents on the dark web

2015-08-17/0 Comments/in Hack, Mobile Security, Vulnerability/by fdesir

A posting from naked security titled ” Cracked Uber accounts tumble to 40 cents on the dark web” by Lisa Vaas

emember those cracked Uber accounts that were selling for as little as $1 on the dark web a few months ago?

Well, welcome to the Midsummer Madness Sale: prices have been slashed, and now, they’re going for the low, low price of only 40 cents!

I know what you’re thinking: With these prices, the dark-web markets selling other people’s accounts must be CRAZY!

(Actually, so are you if you actually buy these things. It’s illegal, and your purchase could buy you a world of trouble.)

Motherboard, which first picked up on the Uber account sale in March, now reports that the accounts are not only still being sold; now, valid email/password logins for Uber are selling for less than half of what they had been.

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