Crime Shop Sells Hacked Logins to Other Crime Shops
Summary: A new cybercrime store called Accountz Club sells stolen logins to other cybercrime services, including four Genesis Market accounts priced at roughly 40-50 percent of their unspent balances. The site says it sells "cracked" accounts whose passwords could be easily guessed or enumerated by automated tools, and it expects to offer much more stock in the coming days.
What's compelling: Criminals reuse the same username and password across multiple services and few cybercrime shops offer multi-factor authentication, so a single cracked login can hand an attacker access to stolen payment cards, identities, and infected machines.
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