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Dave and I begin this week’s episode of the Kaspersky Transatlantic Cable podcast with a follow-up to the Capcom story we discussed last week.
It seems the cyberattack’s impact went beyond personally identifiable information, with the calendar of game rollouts leaked as well. The story continues to evolve, and we will more than likely come back to it in future episodes, so stay tuned.
From there, we take a look at some vulnerable, but super-affordable, doorbell cameras.
Our third story is about music service Spotify. Using credential stuffing, someone took over several hundred thousand Spotify accounts. PSA: It is 2020, so use a password manager already; make it your New Year’s Resolution if nothing else helps.
We close out the podcast with a look at two nefarious actors lurking and targeting the world of gaming — this time, players of PUBG Mobile and Minecraft are under threat.
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- Capcom ransomware attack worsens as release schedule posted online
- Smart doorbells “easy target for hackers” study finds
- Data stuffing attack nabbed around 300,000 Spotify accounts
- Malware in Minecraft mods
- Open season on PUBG Mobile accounts
- The most widespread Amazon scams
