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it's an interesting article, we had a demo recently from a security solution provider.

 

Very simple web portal, all we did was type in some website suffixes ( including some well known businesses, building societies and schools) what we were then presented with was a list of all the entries that exist on the dark web.

 

Some merely had email address and password information, others had full credit card details, postal addresses and even passport information. All for grabs at a modest price.

 

We've been looking at offering a monitoring service to alert schools etc when details like this appear, the sources appear to be staff emails being used for online purchases before the info is leaked.

 

Scary stuff.

 

Joe

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Ok ok I'll be the first to say it... "We are working with FROG and RM, our network providers" there's the problem! :D haha (I jest before anyone gets upset) :troll:

 

Steve

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Any idea what they did to get in? Members giving a quick review of their security can't be a bad idea.

 

Could be anything at this point, best to see if FROG/RM come back with anything remotely useful.

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Probably the usual thing of poor password security being the biggest weakness.

 

Yup, most likely a brute-force or dictionary attack on the login page. Most of these 'stunts' are generally simple attacks or DDoS kiddies being let loose.

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