Hacker is Selling 272 Million Email Passwords for Just $1

A massive database of 272 million emails and passwords for popular email services, including Gmail, Microsoft, and Yahoo, are being offered for sale on the Dark Web for less than $1, media reports.

An anonymous Russian hacker, who goes by the moniker "the Collector," was first spotted by cybersecurity firm Hold Security advertising 1.17 Billion user records for email accounts on a dark web

THN Weekly Roundup — Top 14 Must-Read Cyber Security Stories

We found a high concern for cybersecurity tactics and an increased awareness of the challenges that it brings.



This week, we shared lots of stories with our readers, and to help them in identifying the biggest malware threats to their online safety.



We are here with the outline of our last week stories, just in case you missed any of them (ICYMI).



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Here's How Iranian Hackers Can Hack Your Gmail Accounts

Hackers are getting smarter in fooling us all, and now they are using sophisticated hacking schemes to get into your Gmail.



Yes, Iranian hackers have now discovered a new way to fool Gmail's tight security system by bypassing its two-step verification – a security process that requires a security code (generally sent via SMS) along with the password in order to log into Gmail account.