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The Official Security Blog of E Com Security Solutions for advancing the security capabilities of leading businesses and organizations throughout the world.

Security Blog2025-03-03T20:45:29+00:00

Qatar National Bank hit by cyber attack; 1.4GB file archive leaked online

Qatar National Bank, the largest lender in the Middle East and Africa by assets, is investigating an alleged security breach of data posted online this week that revealed the names and passwords of a large number of customers. Qatar National Bank is probing reports of an online leak of confidential [...]

It looks like Spotify was hacked – change your password ASAP, if you still can

If you’re one of the millions of people around the world who count themselves as Spotify users, we have some troubling news: it looks like Spotify recently suffered a security breach. A list containing hundreds of sets of account credentials was published late last week to popular anonymous text file sharing [...]

Pavankumar Bolisetty, the Founder of E Com Security Solutions, Wins Infosec Maestro Award at the All India Infosec Maestro Conference Summit, 2016.

India's best ethical hacker and an Indian entrepreneur, has been recognized with the InfoSec Maestro Award along with being named a winner among Top CISO's of India in 2016 at the All India Infosec Maestro Conference summit. Pavankumar Bolisetty, one of India's best ethical hacker and an Indian entrepreneur, and [...]

CBS Sports App, Mobile Site Left Millions of Users’ Personal Data Exposed

CBS recently fixed a vulnerability in its popular Sports application that could have exposed users to man-in-the-middle attacks and inadvertently leaked personal data. According to researchers, upon registration, users’ names, email addresses, account passwords, dates of birth, and zip codes were all sent over an unencrypted connection, in cleartext, to the [...]

FBI Cyber Warning: Ignore Your CEO’s E-Mail And Phone Her Back — Or Your Company May Pay For It

The FBI is warning people about a business email scheme which has resulted in huge losses to companies in Phoenix and other U.S. cities. Here’s how the scam works: A CEO seemingly emails an employee — typically in a finance or administrative role — instructing them to perform a wire [...]

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