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  1. #Dort is now trending across Mastodon

    #briankrebs is now trending across Mastodon

    #KrebsOnSecurity is now trending across Mastodon

    #pedo is now trending across Mastodon

    #pedophile is now trending across Mastodon

  2. Brian Krebs recent article - Why Phishers Love New TLDs Like .shop, .top and .xyz - begins with a review of Interisle's Cybercrime Suppy Chain 2024 study findings and measurements and dives into an investigative area where he excels: identifying the parties behind the crimes.

    Brian reports that "At least some of that increase is likely from a prolific cybercriminal using the nickname Chenlun, who has been selling phishing kits targeting domestic postal services in the United States and at least a dozen other countries."

    While the title suggests this post is about TLDs, Brian also calls attention to our findings regarding subdomain providers, noting that "cyberattacks hosted at subdomain provider services can be tough to mitigate, because only the subdomain provider can disable malicious accounts or take down malicious web pages."

    Brian caught up to CAUCE president and Interisle's friend and colleague John Levine, who was brutally frank about ICANN’s proposed next round envisions accepting applications for new gTLDs in 2026. #worthreading #krebsonsecurity #cybercrime #domainabuse

    Krebs article: @krebsonsecurity

    krebsonsecurity.com/2024/12/wh

    Cybercrime Supply Chain 2024:

    interisle.net/insights/cybercr

  3. As the hours go by, #hack of 400 million🐦#Twitter accounts seems more credible
    One of the accounts compromised that I can read in "some celebrities samples" paste by🕵️🖥️#hacker #Ryushi, is (at)briankrebs which has been put into private mode
    bit.ly/3jxK6iZ
    #BrianKrebs is a journalist who runs the blog #KrebsOnSecurity
    bit.ly/3jxWFed

  4. Der renommierte Journalist und IT-Sicherheitsexperte Brian Krebs wurde vom Hersteller Ubiquiti für seine angeblich falsche Berichterstattung verklagt.
    Netzwerkhersteller Ubiquiti verklagt IT-Sicherheitsxperten Brian Krebs