Russian hackers have put the details of 1 million stolen credit cards up for sale.
Journalists CNBC link the database to the new Russian hacker group All World Cards. Hackers offer information on 2018-19 cards for free, conducting a kind of advertising campaign.
This is a fairly large amount of stolen information, even for the darknet, where databases are constantly offered.
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