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Maine forced to take down data breach portal after fake notices filed with authorities

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By Graham Cluley
| Bitdefender
The US state of Maine has taken its public data breach notification portal offline after someone submitted fraudulent breach disclosures impersonating two well-known technology companies. As Bleeping Computer reported last week, fraudulent data breach disclosures were submitted to Maine's official breach portal and publicly posted before their legitimacy could be verified, prompting the named companies to deny the claims.
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Privacy own-goal: World Cup blunder leaks Lionel Messi's passport details

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By Graham Cluley
| Bitdefender
According to media reports, a security blunder carelessly leaked the passport details of every player in Argentina's World Cup squad ahead of Tuesday's warm-up friendly against Iceland. And, for once, there wasn't a hacker to blame. The passport numbers of players, including star Lionel Messi, should have been redacted on an official team sheet before being released to the media and public, but at Alabama's Jordan-Hare Stadium it was circulated without sensitive information being obscured.
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Silent Ransom Group: What You Need to Know

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By Graham Cluley
| fortra.com
Silent Ransom Group (also known as SRG, Luna Moth, Chatty Spider, Storm-0252, and UNC3753) is a financially-motivated cybercrime gang that has been stealing data from companies and demanding payment. Well, not in the traditional sense. Most people when they think of ransomware still think of malicious hackers breaking into a company's network, encrypting their data and demanding a ransom for the decryption key.
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