A ransomware attack at the University of Hawaii Cancer Center has exposed the sensitive personal information of more than 1.2 million people, forcing it to pay a ransom.
Plaintiffs in New Jersey and California are suing Meta for alleged privacy violations after anonymous contractors stepped forward to reveal intimate videos from the company's AI smart glasses are being surreptitiously shared. The privacy lawsuit claims that Meta's marketing tagline of "designed for privacy, controlled by you" is false.
Hackers used sophisticated techniques and leveraged a commercial internet service provider vendor’s infrastructure to breach FBI surveillance systems, something both Chinese and Russian state-backed threat actors are notorious for doing. It is unclear at this point which of the numerous Chinese hacking groups may have been involved with the security breach.
A data breach at data analytics company LexisNexis L&P has leaked the details of over 400,000 cloud profiles after an attacker breached its AWS infrastructure.
An almost year-long data breach at TriZetto Provider Solutions (TPS) has leaked the sensitive health data of 3.4 million individuals.
The Trump Cyber Strategy is broken into six policy pillars meant to guide development of more specific measures and their future implementation. Each of these outlines consists of only one to two paragraphs without a large amount of specifics, making it a shorter and somewhat vaguer document than similar cyber policies laid out by prior administrations.
Government officials and employees, military members, and journalists the world over are being advised by the Dutch Ministry of Defence that Russian state-backed hackers are engaged in a broad campaign targeting their WhatsApp and Signal accounts.
A cyber attack that continues to impact the Stryker medtech group's business operations as of this writing has been linked to a pro-Palestine hacking group thought to be supported by the Iranian government.
A joint operation by Meta and law enforcement authorities from 10 countries has taken down 150,000 scam accounts and nabbed 21 suspected masterminds of online fraud.
A whistleblower said that Solly asked them for help in transferring purloined social security data from a thumb drive to a personal computer and "sanitizing" it before uploading it to Leidos.
