"Hackers Sell 80K Stolen Credit Card Details on Dark Web"

The cybersecurity research firm Cyble discovered a data leak involving details of more than 80,000 credit cards. Threat actors are selling this information on the dark web market in exchange for cryptocurrency. The dump of stolen credit card details impacts cardholders in the U.S., France, U.K., Canada, Singapore, and India. According to Cyble, the leaked information includes names, CVV codes, billing details, and expiration dates. The credit card details are suspected to have been stolen through phishing scams or a compromised online store. Another massive data breach recently identified by Cyble involves 73.2 million user records stolen from more than 11 companies by a hacking group known as "Shiny Hunters." This article continues to discuss the Cyble's discovery of a stolen credit card database on the darknet, and other leaked databases found on the dark web.

CISOMAG reports "Hackers Sell 80K Stolen Credit Card Details on Dark Web"