data theft

Hackers are launching a serious data theft attack at two ministerial-level agencies.

VNCERT has handled incidents involving two ministerial-level agency systems that suffered very serious data breaches.

Humans are still struggling, yet AI has already passed CAPTCHA with a 100% success rate?

The CAPTCHA version that checks "human or bot?" was passed by AI with a 100% success rate, higher than that of real people.

Nearly 3 billion people had their data leaked from undisclosed sources.

One of the largest data breaches ever has just been discovered, and worst of all, the victims may not even know their information has been stolen.

Authorities arrest group that produced and distributed malware to thousands of people to steal their assets.

A 28-year-old man in Da Nang rented a house in the FPT Urban Area and recruited eight people to spread malware to hijack the Facebook accounts of approximately 10,000 people.

In just a few hours, ChatGPT can generate malware that steals data without being detected.

Using ChatGPT, cybersecurity experts can create malware that can steal data undetected in just a few hours.

They stole millions of customer data records from the Electricity Corporation.

While working at a software development center belonging to Vietnam Electricity Corporation, Quy secretly copied customer data and then sold it.

The iPhone's 'ultra-security' features are designed for politicians and journalists.

Apple will add a Lockdown Mode feature to iOS 16, allowing iPhones to block malware and sophisticated tracking activities.

Malware alert: Sending messages tricking people into believing they're receiving COVID-19 relief payments.

Da Nang warns about malware that sends text messages notifying users about unemployment benefits or hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in order to steal their mobile phone data.

The Central Bank of New Zealand was subjected to a cyberattack.

On January 10, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand announced that one of its data systems containing "sensitive information" had been breached.

Hackers faked the Prime Minister's announcement about the Covid-19 pandemic.

Taking advantage of the Covid-19 pandemic, hacker groups both domestically and internationally are impersonating announcements from the Prime Minister to spread malware aimed at stealing computer data.

A series of fake websites impersonating the police force are collecting information via mobile devices.

Fake websites feature images of the police emblem and titles such as "Ministry of Public Security Electronic Information Portal," "Hanoi Police Electronic Information Portal," and "Da Nang Police Electronic Information Portal."

Stealing iPhone data, earning millions of dollars.

Twenty-two iPhone distributors in China have been arrested for illegally selling user data on the black market.

Mistaking a business partner for someone else, a man transferred $210.000 to a hacker.

According to account information in the email, a Vietnamese company transferred over $210.000 to a hacker, thinking it had been sent to a business partner.