The claims by an unidentified hacker that they had broken into Acronis and released data taken from the digital security company on a dark-web forum were posted by FalconFeedsio on Twitter.
The information includes certificate files, command logs, system configurations, and file system archives, according to Falcon’s tweet. The hacker who first claimed credit for the attack and identified the putative victim in their original dark-web post was shared by the threat watcher.
Global cyber protection company #Acronis has been hacked and its stolen data allegedly leaked on a Dark Web forum.
A cyber-threat watcher FalconFeedsio posted on Twitter the claims by an unspecified hacker that they breached Acronis and stole data. pic.twitter.com/eCt8AMJcZk
A threat actor claims to have 400 million Twitter users’ personal information and is seeking to sell it. The actor warned Twitter and Elon Musk about the incident and posted information about it on a website.
An article with the malicious actor pseudonym Ryushi claimed to have found a database with the emails, phone numbers, and other private information of prominent people.
Alon Gall posted on LinkedIn the original post and information on the incident. AOC, Steve Wozniak, Kevin O’Leary, Donald Trump, and Sundar Pichai are among the notable individuals whose personal information is included in the sample of 1,000 accounts supplied by the actor, according to Ryushi’s article. The list also includes the account for the Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
Through a Twitter bug, the hacker claims the data dates back to early 2022, and in a message to Elon Musk, he implores him to purchase the information in order to protect himself from any GDPR legal action.
Some of the information entered by the hacker was validated by Business Today. It appears to include private information like the user’s email address and, in some circumstances, even phone number. The accuracy of the remaining data cannot be guaranteed.
Elon Musk has been urged by the malicious actor to either pay a $276 million fine or buy the complete information cache in order to recover all the data listed for sale. Additionally, he forewarned Musk that celebrities would lose all faith in Twitter if their personal information was exposed, “ruining your hopes of Twitter being a video-sharing platform for content creators.”
You must have often heard and seen about online crime and hacking. But at this time a different type of hackers are hacking the profile of the people on Instagram. Such social media hacks have been on the rise since September 13, when the RBI issued an alert calling 34 Forex Trading Online Platform apps illegal. You can also check those lists.
Nowadays Trading and Bitcoin App is reaching people through all kinds of promotion and advertising in India. And somewhere people also face big losses through these apps. A few days back RBI issued an alert regarding an online trading platform that includes the names of apps and entities which are not authorized to deal in forex and operate electronic trading platforms for forex transactions.
Instagram of these people is getting hacked
Since September 13, profiles of many Instagram and social media users are being hacked in India and later posts related to bitcoin and forex trading are being posted on their profiles. These users say that their profile is no longer under their control, and someone is sending messages from their accounts to their friends like clicking on suspicious links.
Let us tell you that such complaints have come from different cities in India and many people have also taken help from the cyber team. These hackers are hacking people’s Instagram profiles using different types of clone and trapped links techniques.
How to escape from these hackers
If you use Instagram and social media accounts, then keep these important things in mind. First of all, turn on two-verification authentication on your social media profile. Then keep your password strong, as well as do not open any kind of links without checking.
RBI said that the public is once again cautioned not to do foreign exchange transactions on unauthorized ETPs or not to make deposits/deposits for such unauthorized transactions.
RBI said that the alert list includes the names of companies that do not have RBI authorization. RBI said that foreign exchange transactions can be done under FEMA only with authorized persons and for certain purposes only. All companies should be allowed to transact in foreign exchange only on ETP authorized by RBI or recognized stock exchanges like the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE), BSE Limited, and Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Limited.
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