


The tool, which allows them to cycle through thousands of username and password combinations for a specific website until they get a successful hit, has been gaining popularity since its official release in 2019. OpenBullet is an open-source tool, meaning anyone from experienced cybercriminals to hacking noobs can download and use it.

And, oddly enough, they're more interested in hacking into streaming service accounts, like Netflix, than e-commerce and financial services accounts, according to a recent report from cybersecurity firm Cybersixgill. That won’t stop hackers.Ĭybercriminals are getting wise to a password-cracking software called OpenBullet, which allows them to check the validity of tons of potential login credentials at a time. Even if you’re okay with sharing your Netflix password with your best friend, girlfriend and every roommate you've ever had, you probably draw the line at total strangers.
