April 5, 2023, 11:32 p.m. | Duncan Riley

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A Chinese site that sells stolen accounts and personal information has been found to have exposed more than 600,000 records of stolen data and customer information. Detailed Tuesday by security researcher Jerimiah Fowler at vpnMentor, the site is called Z2U and operates as a gaming market. The site pitches itself as a “trade environment between […]

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