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Fri Jun 04, pm by edx Thu May 13, pm by Admin. USB Method Tutorial. Tue May 04, pm by Admin. Tutorial USB method video. To this day, cyber-security companies use Celebgate also known as The Fappening as an example in training courses about spear-phishing, and what happens when users don't pay attention to the validity of password reset emails.

This is because back in , a small community of hackers used fake password reset emails aimed at celebrities to gain access to trick famous stars into entering their Gmail or iCloud passwords on phishing sites. The hackers used these credentials to access accounts, find sexual or nude images and videos, which they later dumped online. Other "Fappening" waves took place in later years, but the original set of leaks took place in the summer of For many years, experts and users alike thought that hackers seeking money would generally go after consumers, store retailers, or companies.

The reports on Carbanak also known as Anunak or FIN7 showed for the first time the existence of a highly skilled hacker group that was capable of stealing money directly from the source -- namely, the banks. Gox was not the first cryptocurrency exchange in the world to get hacked, but it remains the biggest cyber-heist of the cryptocurrency ecosystem to this day. At the time, Mt. Gox was the biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the world.

Following this incident, hackers realized they could make huge profits by targeting exchange platforms due to their weaker security protections when compared to real-world banks. Hundreds of other hacks followed in the subsequent years, but Mt. Gox still stands as the incident that sparked the ensuing onslaught. The summer of is when the world first learned of Phineas Fisher, a hacktivist who liked to breach companies that make spyware and surveillance tools. The hacker breached Gamma Group in and HackingTeam in From both, the hacker published internal documents and source code for the companies' spyware tools, and even some zero-days.

Phineas' leaks helped exposed the shadowy world of companies that sell hacking, spyware, and surveillance tools to governments across the world.

While some tools were arguably used to catch criminals, some of the sales were linked to oppressive regimes who abused them to spy on dissidents, journalists, and political opponents. The Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL is one of those rare security flaws that are just too good to be true. The bug allowed attackers to retrieve cryptographic keys from public servers, keys they could use to decrypt traffic or authenticate on vulnerable systems. It was exploited within days after being publicly disclosed, and led to a long string of hacks in and beyond, as some server operators failed to patch their OpenSSL instances, despite repeated warnings.

At the time it was publicly disclosed, it was believed that about half a million internet servers were vulnerable, a number which took years to bring down. There have been thousands of data breaches in the past decade, but if ZDNet would have to choose the most important one, we'd choose the Ashley Madison breach without batting an eye or a second thought. The breach took place in July when a hacker group calling themselves the Impact Team released the internal database of Ashley Madison, a dating website marketing itself as a go-to place for having an affair.

Most breaches today expose your username and password on forums you don't even remember registering on in the early s. But this was not the case with the Ashley Madison breach, which exposed many people's dirty laundry as no other breach had ever done. Users registered on the site faced extortion attempts , and some committed suicide after being publicly outed as having an account on the site.

It is one of the few cyber-security incidents that led directly to someone's death. They stole The two hacks are the crown jewel of a series of hacks the Chinese government perpetrated against the US, for the purpose of intelligence gathering. The video below, at , provides some insight into how some of the data stolen from these two organizations could have been used to expose CIA agents, among many other things. The hacks signaled the rise of China as a threat actor on the global stage just as sophisticated and advanced as the US and Russia.

Prior to that, Chinese hackers were considered unskilled, following a smash-and-grab approach of stealing everything they could get their hands on. Today, Chinese hackers are used as surgical knives part of the Chinese government's plan to advance its economy and local companies.

SIM swapping refers to a tactic where hackers call a mobile telco and trick the mobile operators into transferring a victim's phone number to a SIM card controlled by the attacker. Reports about attacks where SIM swapping was first used date back to Initially, most SIM swapping attacks were linked to incidents where hackers reset passwords on social media accounts, hijacked sought-after usernames, which they later resold online. SIM swapping attacks grew in popularity as hackers slowly realized they could also use the technique to gain access to cryptocurrency or bank accounts, from where they could steal large sums of money.

Since then, the technique has become more and more prevalent, with US telcos being most susceptible to attacks due to their unwillingness to prevent users from being able to migrate phone numbers without an in-person visit to one of their stores, as it's done in most parts of the world. The technique was pioneered and made popular by a group named DD4BC that would send emails to companies demanding payment in Bitcoin, or they'd attack the company's infrastructure with DDoS attacks and take down crucial services.

Europol arrested this original group's members back in early , but DD4BC's modus operandi was copied by a group calling themselves Armada Collective , who made the practice even more popular.

The tactics DD4BC and Armada Collective first used back in and are still used even today , being at the heart of many of today's DDoS attacks, and the downtime they incur on some targets. The cyber-attack on Ukraine power grid in December caused power outages across western Ukraine and was the first successful attack on a power grid's control network ever recorded.

The attack employed a piece of malware known as Black Energy and was followed by another similar attack the next year, in December This second attack used even a more complex piece of malware, known as Industroyer , and successfully cut off power to a fifth of Ukraine's capital.

While Stuxnet and Shamoon were the first cyber-attacks against an industrial target, the two Ukraine incidents were the first ones that impacted the general public, and opened everyone's eyes to the dangers cyber-attacks can pose to a country's critical infrastructure. These two attacks were just the beginning of a long string of hacks carried out by Russian hackers against Ukraine, following Russia's invasion of the Crimea peninsula in early Other cyber-security incidents part of this include the NotPetya and Bad Rabbit ransomware outbreaks of The group behind the attacks is referred to as Sandworm and is believed to be a section of Russia's military intelligence apparatus.

The book Sandworm , nd authored by Wired security editor Andy Greenberg, details this group's hacking operations in greater detail. While initially, everyone thought this was a bumbling hacker, it was later revealed that North Korea's elite hackers were behind the attempted cyber-heist, which was only one of the many similar hacks they tried that year -- successfully pulling others, in other countries. The Bangladesh Bank hack had a huge impact on the banking sector, as a whole. Decisions made in the wake of the attempted hack resulted in comprehensive security updates to SWIFT, the international transaction system for moving funds between different banks.

These two decisions together pushed Pyongyang hackers towards targeting cryptocurrency exchanges , from where they're believed to have stolen hundreds of millions of US dollars, money the North Korean state used to build up its nuclear weapons program. In April , a consortium of the world's leading investigative journalists published extensive reports collectively named the Panama Papers that exposed how the world's richest people, including businessmen, celebrities, and politicians, were using tax heavens to avoid paying income taxes.