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Intel 471 monitors the cyber underground continuously and alerts you of signs you have been breached so that you can take action to mitigate, fast.

BreachForums, an infamous cybercriminal forum, is back in action after authorities disrupted it. Here's a look at the forum, including why it's back online and what may lie ahead.

Unauthorized access to accounts and systems is nearly a universal trait of unlawful online activity. Monitoring for stolen login credentials can allow for pre-emptive action to avoid a data breach or ransomware attack.

BreachForums was an infamous marketplace for stolen data, personal information, login credentials and more. Its demise has reverberated in the cybercriminal underground.

Maza, a Russian carding and fraud discussion forum, has been breached, and hackers have leaked users' email addresses and forum credentials, security firms report.

More than three-quarters (77%) of IT decision makers are concerned about the likely risk of a data breach within the next three years, according to an Adastra report.

Hackers breached the United Nations’ computer networks earlier this year and made off with a trove of data that could be used to target agencies within the intergovernmental organization.

Days before the Darkside ransomware creators formally launched their business with a press release last August, a U.S. victim was already preparing to pay them a $2 million ransom.

A cybersecurity firm says it has intercepted a large, unique stolen data set containing the names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, Social Security Numbers and dates of birth on nearly 23 million Americans.

Electronic Arts, the publisher of popular video games such as FIFA, Medal of Honor got its game source code stolen. Read on about the EA games that got hacked.

Since the beginning of the year, Intel 471 has observed four well-known cybercriminal forums dealing with a breach, including two since the beginning of March. The forums, all predominantly Russian-language forums, saw the breaches publicly disclosed elsewhere, with some instances of user data being leaked or put up for sale.