Australian electronic prescriptions provider MediSecure has suffered a large-scale ransomware attack that exposed customers’ sensitive information.
Banco Santander, a Spanish multinational bank, has suffered a third-party data breach after a threat actor accessed a database managed by an external vendor.
Officials from the United States and United Kingdom have issued another formal warning about the perceived Chinese cyber threat to international stability and social norms, calling the issue an "epoch-defining challenge" even as Beijing continues to deny that anything at all is happening.
Nissan has confirmed that the North American data breach exposed the sensitive personal information of over 53,000 employees, contrary to its previous assessment that had ruled out PII.
The raid of the hacking forum follows the auction of stolen data from Europol last week and an April leak of information said to have been taken from a contractor used by the Five Eyes intelligence agencies.
While the cyber attack did not stop the scheduled art auctions, it did temporarily shift all bidding to in-person or by phone. Christie's generally makes about half of its annual revenue during this busy week of the year.
Massive Scam Ring of China-Based Fraudsters Stole $50 Million via Tens of Thousands of Fake Webshops
Fraudsters based in China have stolen the credit cards of 850,000 people in the United States and Europe via tens of thousands of fake webshops and earned $50 million through fake orders.
The hacker claims that the data breach includes classified information from Europol's evidence platform SIRIUS as well as several different agencies, such as the European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) and the Europol Platform for Experts (EPE).
Dell Technologies is notifying customers of a preventable data breach that exposed their personal information via a poorly protected application programming interface (API). The notification follows a recent BreachForum post by a threat actor auctioning the stolen data, allegedly belonging to 49 million customers.
The university system became aware of the MOVEit breach in late May of last year and blocked the software on its network, so it is very likely that the stolen data was already dumped to the dark web or sold some time ago.
