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What's behind Uber and GTA hacks.

Views expressed in this cybersecurity, cybercrime update are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Accessed on 22 September 2022, 1312 UTC.  Content supplied by email subscription to "Cybernews Newsletter."

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DATA BREACH

Here’s what Uber and GTA hacks have in common 

Lapsus$ gang seems to be behind both Uber and Rockstar Games breaches. Both hacks show that social engineering works, and threat actors don't even go through too much trouble using automated attack tools. 
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Revolut breach: personal and banking data exposed 
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Uber hack update: Lapsus$, hiring spree, and 2FA 
Uber confirmed the threat actor behind the recent breach accessed several internal systems, including Slack messaging and an internal tool used to manage some invoices. 
Software shows how much effort people put into their Instagram photos 
It has confirmed what many long suspected – Instagrammers spend much more time behind their photos than an effortless-looking final result might suggest. 
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Quantum computing may have some tech analysts fretting over the threat they pose to digital security, but properly scaled and managed, it could also pave the way to better healthcare and transport, as well as greener energy sources.  
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