Dark Web

Jubilant FoodWorks' Domino's has faced a security breach where customer details including name, mobile, e-mail and GPS location of 18 crore orders have been leaked. Admitting the breach, Dominos denied the leak of financial details. Calling for a probe into the matter, Dominos said the financial details are not stored as per policy. Cybersecurity expert Rajshekhar Rajaharia has warned that the hacker has put the information on dark web.

Cybersecurity researcher Alon Gal, CTO of Hudson Rock, has claimed that the data of 10 lakh Domino's Pizza India users have been sold on dark-web. Sized over 13TB, the data includes name, phone numbers, e-mail addresses and payment details of over 1,000,000 credit cards. Moreover, the hacker has demanded $550,000 for the data available on the Dark Web, Gal added. However, Domino's is yet to react o the breach claim.

Cyble, a leading cyber monitor firm, has appointed Richard Sands as its General Manager for North America to expand its wings in the region. Having the expertise of over 20 years in the global cyber-security industry, Richard has been a trusted advisor to many leading organisations. "I am excited to join this skilled and passionate team to help steer strategies in North America," said Richard. Prior to this, he… read-more

Cyble, a cybersecurity firm has reported that data from PM Narendra Modi's personal website "narendramodi.in” has been leaked on the dark web. Reports suggest that the leaked data contains “substantial amount” of personal information including name, mobile numbers, and email address of lakhs of peoples. Cyble CEO… read-more