13 Sep

CosmicBeetle joins the ranks of RansomHub affiliates – Week in security with Tony Anscombe

Video, Ransomware ESET research also finds that CosmicBeetle attempts to exploit the notoriety of the LockBit ransomware gang to advance its own ends 13 Sep

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13 Sep

I stole 20 GB of data from Capgemini – and now I’m leaking it, says cybercrook

A miscreant claims to have broken into Capgemini and leaked a large amount of sensitive data stolen from the technology services giant – including source

Author rabih
13 Sep

Cambodian senator sanctioned by US over alleged forced labor cyber-scam camps

The US Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control issued sanctions on Thursday against Cambodian entrepreneur and senator Ly Yong Phat, for his

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13 Sep

Australia’s government spent the week boxing Big Tech

Australia’s government has spent the week reining in Big Tech. The fun started on Monday when prime minister Anthony Albanese announced his intention to introduce

Author rabih
13 Sep

Feds pull plug on domains linked to import of Chinese gun conversion devices

The US Attorney’s Office in the District of Massachusetts has seized more than 350 internet domains allegedly used by Chinese outfits to sell US residents

Author rabih
13 Sep

Fortinet admits miscreant got hold of customer data in the cloud

Fortinet has admitted that bad actors accessed cloud-hosted data about its customers, but insisted it was a “limited number” of files. The question is: how

Author rabih
13 Sep

‘Hadooken’ Linux malware targets Oracle WebLogic servers

An unknown attacker is exploiting weak passwords to break into Oracle WebLogic servers and deploy an emerging Linux malware called Hadooken, according to researchers from

Author rabih
12 Sep

I stole 20GB of data from Capgemini – and now I’m leaking it, says cyber-crook

A miscreant claims to have broken into Capgemini and leaked a large amount of sensitive data stolen from the technology services giant – including source

Author rabih
12 Sep

Adobe fixed Acrobat bug, neglected to mention whole zero-day exploit thing

Adobe’s patch for a remote code execution (RCE) bug in Acrobat this week doesn’t mention that the vulnerability is considered a zero-day nor that a

Author rabih
12 Sep

Mastercard splurges $2.65B on another big cyber purchase – Recorded Future

Mastercard has added another security asset to its growing portfolio, laying down $2.65 billion for threat intelligence giant Recorded Future. It’s a blue chip buy

Author rabih
12 Sep

Adobe patches Acrobat bug, neglects to mention whole zero-day, exploit thing

Adobe’s patch for a remote code execution (RCE) bug in Acrobat doesn’t mention that the vulnerability is considered a zero-day nor that a proof-of-concept (PoC)

Author rabih
12 Sep

Google Chrome gets a mind of its own for some security fixes

Google has enhanced Chrome’s Safety Check so that it can make some security decisions on the user’s behalf. Safety Check debuted in 2020 as a

Author rabih
12 Sep

Transport for London confirms 5,000 users’ bank data exposed, pulls large chunks of IT infra offline

Breaking Transport for London’s ongoing cyber incident has taken a dark turn as the organization confirmed that some data, including bank details, might have been

Author rabih
12 Sep

EU kicks off an inquiry into Google’s AI model

The European Union’s key regulator for data privacy, Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC), has launched a cross-border inquiry into Google’s AI model to ascertain if

Author rabih
12 Sep

About that Windows Installer ‘make me admin’ security hole. Here’s how it’s exploited

In this week’s Patch Tuesday Microsoft alerted users to, among other vulnerabilities, a flaw in Windows Installer that can be exploited by malware or a

Author rabih
12 Sep

Mind your header! There’s nothing refreshing about phishers’ latest tactic

Palo Alto’s Unit 42 threat intel team wants to draw the security industry’s attention to an increasingly common tactic used by phishers to harvest victims’

Author rabih
12 Sep

NIS2, DORA, and Tiber-EU expanding cybersecurity regulation

Webinar As cybersecurity threats evolve, so do the regulations designed to protect businesses. The latest frameworks – NIS2, DORA, and Tiber-EU – bring significant changes

Author rabih
12 Sep

If HDMI screen rips aren’t good enough for you pirates, DeCENC is another way to beat web video DRM

An anti-piracy system to protect online video streams from unauthorized copying is flawed – and can be broken to allow streamed media from Amazon, Netflix,

Author rabih
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