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Daryna Antoniuk

Daryna Antoniuk is a cybersecurity journalist who covers data breaches, cybercrime, and state-linked hacking campaigns for Recorded Future News.

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LMU Munich assumes an intruder retrieved enrollment records holding bank and insurance data

LMU Munich detected the intrusion on Wednesday and disclosed it on Saturday, and it still cannot say when the access began or how many of its more than 52,000 students are in the enrollment file.

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Reality

Evidence55
Adoption40
Hype gap−5
Incentives60
Confidence45
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Software priced 610,000 stolen Roblox accounts by what was inside them

Prosecutors in Ukraine's Lviv region say three men spent about a year harvesting Roblox session cookies and running them through software that valued each account before sale. They put the potential take at $480,000.

Publishers:therecord.media

Reality

Evidence58
Adoption66
Hype gap+15
Incentives55
Confidence57
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Ukraine votes to make working in a scam call center a seven-to-twelve-year crime

The bill was introduced in 2023 and passed on Wednesday, a week after anti-corruption investigators accused officials in the Prosecutor General's Office of taking bribes to shield call centers from police. It awaits Zelensky's signature.

Publishers:therecord.media

Reality

Evidence55
Adoption35
Hype gap+12
Incentives68
Confidence58
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Russia extends its infrastructure takeover decree to data centres it never designated critical

Operators of more than 180 Russian facilities, most of them inside Ukrainian strike range, have been told to fund counter-drone protection themselves, with temporary state administration as the penalty for those who do not.

Perspective Coverage

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Builder 22%
Operator
Operator 48%
Investor
Investor 30%

Reality

Evidence55
Adoption30
Hype gap+20
Incentives60
Confidence55
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Intruders took donor emails from two Russian charities through a Stripe-WooCommerce integration

The projects say Stripe cut the access off before the full email list left. In a country where supporting an "undesirable" organization carries five years, the addresses that did leave are enough to open a case.

Publishers:therecord.media

Reality

Evidence54
Adoption38
Hype gap−8
Incentives60
Confidence55