24 Jun Exposed Frost & Sullivan databases for sale on hacking forum U.S. business consulting firm Frost & Sullivan was breached after data from an unsecured backup folder exposed on the Internet was sold on a hacker forum. […]
23 Jun Windows 10 June 2020 updates cause forced reboots, LSASS crashes Microsoft acknowledged a new known issue leading to Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) critical system process crashes and forced reboots on some Windows 10 devices. […]
23 Jun Microsoft Defender ATP can now protect Linux, Android devices Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) has expanded to non-Windows platforms and is now generally available for enterprise customers using Linux devices and in public preview for those with Android devices. […]
23 Jun REvil ransomware scans victim’s network for Point of Sale systems REvil ransomware operators have been observed while scanning one of their victim’s network for Point of Sale (PoS) servers by researchers with Symantec’s Threat Intelligence team. […]
23 Jun Twitter discloses billing info leak after ‘data security incident’ Twitter has disclosed a ‘Data Security Incident’ that caused the billing information for Twitter advertisers to be stored in the browser’s cache. This bug would have allowed other users on the computer to see this data. […]
23 Jun Ryuk ransomware deployed two weeks after Trickbot infection Activity logs on a server used by the TrickBot trojan in post-compromise stages of an attack show that the actor takes an average of two weeks pivoting to valuable hosts on the network before deploying Ryuk ransomware. […]
22 Jun Indiabulls Group hit by CLOP Ransomware, gets 24h leak deadline Indian conglomerate Indiabulls Group has allegedly been hit with a cyberattack from the CLOP Ransomware operators who have leaked screenshots of stolen data. […]
22 Jun BlueLeaks data dump exposes over 24 years of police records In what is being referred to as ‘BlueLeaks,’ a group called Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets) has released a 269 GB data dump containing 24 years worth of records from over 200 police departments. […]
22 Jun US govt to enforce HTTPS on new .gov sites starting September 1 Starting September 1, 2020, new .gov sites will only be accessible via HTTPS as they will automatically be preloaded according to an announcement made by the U.S. Government’s DotGov Program today. […]
22 Jun Hackers use Google Analytics to steal credit cards, bypass CSP Hackers are using Google’s servers and the Google Analytics platform to steal credit card information submitted by customers of online stores. […]