A data breach on consumer lender TMX and its subsidiaries Titlemax, Titlebucks, and Instaloan leaked the personal information, including social security numbers, of 4.8 million customers.
The Australia TikTok ban follows the same concerns that have prompted actions by its allies; fears that sensitive personal or classified information will find its way from government devices to ByteDance servers in China.
Capita is one of the biggest outsourcing services provider for the UK national government with about £6.5 billion in annual contracts. Cyber attack has raised concerns due to the company's relationships with the UK military, National Health Service (NHS) and numerous other government agencies.
World’s fourth-largest generic drugs manufacturer Sun Pharmaceuticals disclosed a ransomware attack that compromised some of its file systems.
A number of Dutch market research firms using a piece of industry software called Nebu have been breached, and the fallout appears to include about two million Netherlands residents. The data breach seems to mostly consist of contact information, but also includes income data.
The new FDA terms will have manufacturers submit a plan with new applications that demonstrates how they will monitor, identify and address cybersecurity issues, along with "reasonable assurances" that the medical devices are protected from cyber attacks.
Clop ransomware has breached dozens of organizations, including the City of Toronto, Virgin Red, and Pension Protection Fund via the GoAnywhere vulnerability.
ChatGPT is at least temporarily offline in Italy, as the Italian DPA has concluded that the AI tool may have violated data privacy laws during a recent data leak. OpenAI has been given 20 days to address privacy concerns, or it may face substantial fines.
The Vulkan Files revealed insight into Russian cyberwar plans and strategies and that company engineers work directly for Russian military and intelligence outfits and train state-backed hackers, run disinformation campaigns and provide support for cyber attacks.
The report comes from Google’s TAG, which tracks over 30 of these commercial spyware vendors. The current crop of zero-days, which the report saw deployed in late 2022, targets Android and iOS as well as the Chrome web browsers.
