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Cyber Security Today, April 28, 2021 – Millions of stolen Emotet email addresses can now be searched, user data of Reverb exposed, and more phishing and text scams


Millions of stolen Emotet email addresses can now be searched, user data of Reverb exposed, and more phishing and text scams.
Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Wednesday, April 28. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for
ITWorldCanada.com.
I mentioned in my last podcast that the remnants of the Emotet botnet for distributing malware have been erased. However, over the years the operators of the scheme had collected a lot of email addresses where attacks could be sent, often along with their passwords. Now you have the opportunity of finding if your email address is among them. The FBI has sent over 4 million email addresses from the Emotet system to a website called “Have I Been Pwned.” There anyone can check if their email address is on one of the many lists of stolen addresses being sold by crooks. Just enter your address and click. If the answer is yes, better change your email password fast, and add multifactor authentication to ....

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Chase Bank Phish Swims Past Exchange Email Protections


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Two phishing attacks elude Exchange security protections and spoof real-life account scenarios in an attempt to fool victims.
Threat actors are impersonating Chase Bank in two phishing attacks that can slip past Microsoft Exchange security protections in an aim to steal credentials from victims by spoofing real-life customer scenarios.
Researchers from Armorblox recently discovered the attacks, one of which claims to contain a credit card statement, while the other informs users that their online account access has been restricted due to unusual login activity, according to a post on the Armorblox blog posted Tuesday.
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