On October 20, a hacker who calls themselves Dark X said they logged in to a server and stole the personal data of 350 million Hot Topic customers. The following day, Dark X listed the data, including alleged emails, addresses, phone numbers, and partial credit card numbers, for sale on an underground forum. The day after that, Dark X said Hot Topic kicked them out. Dark X told me that the apparent breach, which is possibly the largest hack of a consumer retailer ever, was partly due to luck.
“We noticed on Windows, which was obviously a major platform for us, that these protections didn’t exist.” In an email, a Microsoft spokesperson said, “In addition to the hardware-backed baseline requirements for all Windows PCs—such as, TPM, Secure Boot, and virtualization-based security, there are many security features now enabled by default in Win11 which makes it more difficult for info-stealers. Our guidance is that users should run as Standard User and not Admin on their Windows device.
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