New monitoring tool checks the dark web for stolen credentials

Stolen login details are highly prized by cybercriminals, whether they are used to penetrate corporate networks or to make extortion emails look more convincing. But often breached companies are slow to let users know their credentials have been stolen. This has begun to change in Europe thanks to GDPR, but in the US there is, as yet, no federal law regulating what companies must do if their users' information is stolen or compromised. Password manager company Keeper Security is helping users know when their password may have been exposed with the launch of BreachWatch, a monitoring product that scours the… [Continue Reading]