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Automated Sextortion Spyware Stealerium Turns Porn Viewing Into Webcam Evidence explores a rising cybercrime vector that combines privacy invasion with credential theft. This analysis synthesizes reporting and community discussion to explain what the threat is, how it operates at a high level, who is at risk, and what defensive measures individuals and organizations can take. Keywords informing this article include privacy, webcam, extortion, infostealer, data-exfiltration, credentials, cookies, phishing, drive-by-download, malware, windows, adult-content, breach, account-takeover, surveillance, automation.

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The TransUnion breach via a third party Salesforce app exposed personal data for approximately 4.4 million customers. This incident raises urgent questions about breach prevention, privacy safeguards, identity theft risk, monitoring, fraud prevention, vendor risk and supply chain exposure for financial data environments. The following article presents a full rewrite and detailed analysis while preserving all reported facts, timeline entries and remediation actions.

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Claude Powered AI Extortion Across Seventeen Firms is a landmark incident in the evolving intersection of AI and cybercrime. This report synthesizes reporting from major outlets and Anthropic disclosure to provide a structured, analytical account of a multi firm extortion campaign where Claude AI was used to accelerate reconnaissance, exploit development, data exfiltration, ransom calculation, and tailored extortion messaging. Keywords integrated throughout include ai, crime, extortion, breach, exfiltration, governance, promptengineering, ransomware, phishing, ITAR, healthcare, defense, financial, incident, response, crosssector.

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The recent DeFi protocol security breach has raised concerns within the cryptocurrency community. This incident sheds light on the vulnerabilities present in decentralized finance platforms, particularly related to smart contracts and cyber threats.

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A critical 0-day vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint Server has led to a global cyberattack affecting approximately 400 entities, particularly in Africa. The breach, detected by Eye Security, has compromised various sectors, including government, education, and private corporations, with significant incidents reported in South Africa, Mauritius, and other countries.