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$13 Million has been Stolen by Hackers from ATM’s of JAPAN!

Posted By: Ljsingh / May 23, 2016 /  CDI , Information Security , cyber security , Hacking , Japanese hackers , Japan , ATM Robbery

$13 Million has been Stolen by Hackers from ATM’s of JAPAN!      Yes, you are reading right. More than 1.4 Billion Japanese Yen has been stolen by a group of hackers, which is equal to approximately $13 Million. According to Criminal Activity’s National Police Agency of JAPAN, they have not get a single clue about the hackers behind this theft. A spokesperson of JAPAN’s Nation Police Agency said, from the starting of year 2015 the ratio of cybercrime in Japa

Japan! Tokyo Police has found 18 Million Stolen Login Credentials!

 Posted By: Ljsingh / Mar 26, 2016 /  CDI , Information Security , cyber security , Hackers , 18 Million login Credentials , Japanese hackers

Japan! Tokyo Police has found 18 Million Stolen Login Credentials! According to a report of Japanese newspaper “The Yomiuri Shimbun”, Metropolitan Police Department of Tokyo has found 18 million login credentials. More than 90 percent of this 18 million credentials, is related to users of “Yahoo Japan”.   From where police found these login credentials? Tokyo police found these stolen login credentials on a server of Tokyo based company. The name of the company