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Summary: Krebs on Security's about page describes the blog's recurring themes: online crime investigations naming individuals and networks that multiple sources say facilitate or participate in illicit online activity, coverage of new threats and scams with self-protection tips, and periodic pointers to critical security updates for widely used software. It also covers major data breaches, including unreported ones the author hopes to break, and cyber justice stories about people responsible for such crime being caught or imprisoned.
What you should know: The blog's stated focus on naming individuals and networks behind illicit online activity, and on breaking breaches not yet publicly reported, means its posts can surface accusations and incidents before an organization has disclosed them itself.

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Topics: Vulnerabilities & Patching
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