CISA notified 93 critical infrastructure organizations of the presence of a vulnerability that could lead to ransomware attacks, and plans to scale up the program and provide more warnings in the coming months.
The United Kingdom's newly announced "Cyber Shield" project acknowledges that the age of routine cyber defense against machine-speed attacks is nearly upon the world, and that Agentic AI will be a crucial component in countering similarly AI-driven probing and vulnerability exploitation assistance.
Another social media platform API has been abused for data scraping. A listing offering 700 million LinkedIn profiles has appeared on an underground hacking forum.
Russian phishing campaign targets commercial messaging apps, specifically Signal, to steal recovery keys, access historical messages, private and group chats, and take over accounts.
Info stealers are increasingly finding their way into corporate environments, possibly as a result of increased blurring of personal and work devices. Report finds that some 400,000 employee logins are available for sale on dark web sites and illicit Telegram channels.
Biometric privacy lawsuit names Amazon, Google parent company Alphabet and Microsoft as violators of BIPA for their use of IBM's facial recognition database to train their own facial recognition systems.
Major Japanese Defense Contractors Admit to Data Breach Incidents Dating Back to Over Four Years Ago
Two major Japanese defense contractors recently admitted to data breaches back in 2015 and 2018 when they were infected with malware and possibly had their files stolen.
Apple developers that want to use certain APIs will have to submit an explanation of why they are necessary for program function, as part of a new effort to combat user fingerprinting.
The cybersecurity workforce continues to grow, but not nearly fast enough to keep pace with demand. This is just one of several factors contributing to what the new ISC2 report calls a "perfect storm" of instability in the field.
ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for data breach at American clothing giant Carhartt that affected nearly 13 million people, including customers and employees.
