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2020-07-11 17:39:32 | Yevgeniy Nikulin, Russian hacker behind Dropbox and LinkedIn hacks found guilty (lien direct) | The Russian hacker Yevgeniy Nikulin found guilty for LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Formspring data breach back in 2012 and the sale of their users’ data. A jury found Russian hacker Yevgeniy Nikulin guilty for the hack of LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Formspring back in 2012 and for the sale of the stolen data on cybercrime black marketplaces. […] | Data Breach Hack | ★★★ | |
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2020-07-08 12:04:09 | Gambling App, Clubillion, Suffers Data Breach (lien direct) | Following a breach in the technical database, the casino gambling app, Clubillion, was found recording the daily activities of millions of players across the globe. Alongside this, the vpnMentor research team, also revealed that private user information has been exposed. This puts millions of users at risk of further cyberattacks, not least phishing. Source: European […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-07-08 11:00:00 | Ransomware attacks on the perimeter (lien direct) | This blog was written by a guest blogger. As companies shift more focus to combatting the recent epidemic in ransomware attacks, they are faced with choices on how to best deploy defenses to counter new attacker tactics and stay ahead of the threat. While much of these efforts focus on system backup and recovery processes, anything that can be done to stop and attacker from gaining an initial foothold on the network (often referred to as an original-entry-point in data breach terminology), substantially reduces the chance of the incident occurring. While ransomware attackers have traditionally relied on spear phishing emails with malicious attachments and other client-side attacks to gain a network foothold, more advanced ransomware campaigns such as SamSam have continued to adopt a wider variety of skilled attacker tactics including directly probing and exploiting external perimeter services. The FBI recently highlighted this trend in a public service announcement last month entitled “High-Impact Ransomware Attacks Threaten U.S. Businesses and Organizations” which highlighted perimeter attacks against remote desktop protocol (RDP) as one of the primary methods of infection. As someone who works in the vulnerability scanning, penetration testing sphere, I can say that attacker tactics on the perimeter have dramatically improved since the earlier part of the decade with the combination of improved RDP brute forcing libraries in wide distribution, better open source intelligence gathering methods, and leaked credential databases available to help arm these tools. A recent Shodan query shows over 3.5 million exposed RDP services as of the writing of this blog post and this number has actually trended upwards over the years so this is not a problem going away anytime soon. The fact that the sorts of small to midsize organizations that tend to have issues with allowing direct perimeter access for remote desktop, also correlate strongly with the typical targets of ransomware campaign make the issue even more pressing. Some observations on what organizations can do: 1) While various methods of securing or enhancing the protections around RDP services exist, it's really best to ensure it's only directly accessible behind a VPN with strong security protections. Sometimes companies fall into the methodology of thinking if remote-desktop is patched against vectors like BlueKeep or has things like Network Level Authentication enabled, it's an effective control but the most common wave of attacks are simply targeting weak or stolen credentials sets which these controls do little to mitigate. Focus on removing the RDP attack surface entirely from the perimeter. 2) Don't fall into the trap of assuming that RDP is the only attack surface that matters (even thought it gets most of the hype). We've already seen heavy usage of JBoss based exploits by ransomware attackers and that will surely expand as low-hanging fruit from the existing ransomware attack vectors become mined-out. Security tools such as massscan can be retrofitted by attackers with new probes and payloads to rapidly scan for and target millions of potentially vulnerable systems. Any vulnerability which allows for code execution on externally facing network services, particularly on Windows systems, will be a primary candidate for this sort of attack vector. 3) Ensure you have a mechanism to ensure pr | Ransomware Data Breach Vulnerability | ||
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2020-07-07 11:12:58 | Data Breach Fines Predicted to Increase in the Next Few Years (lien direct) | According to a study by DSA Connect, out of a thousand workers interviewed, 37% believe there will be an increase in fines for data breaches between 2020 and 2025, whilst 6% affirm the rise will be dramatic. The principal reason behind this anticipated rise is due to employees gaining greater access to data. In the […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-07-02 11:00:00 | 3 Steps to better cybersecurity in touchless business solutions (Part 2 of 3) (lien direct) |
This blog was written by an independent guest blogger.
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In Part 1 of this series, we covered the first step to better cybersecurity in touchless business solutions, which is to practice extra caution in cashless payment solutions.
We continue by discussing the second step to improve cybersecurity for touchless systems, which is to increase protocols for cybersecurity and data privacy.
Heighten cybersecurity and data protection protocols
Amazon launched Amazon Go in 2016, a connected grocery store that promises no lines, no check-outs, and no registers. It uses what Amazon calls a “Just Walk Out” technology that integrates computer vision, deep learning algorithms, and sensor fusion, just like the technology in self-driving cars. Shoppers can just walk into an Amazon Go store, check-in through the Amazon Go app on their phones, and shop. They can automatically check out by picking items off the shelf. The multiple sensors within the store record items the customer has taken out. The customer gets charged on their account with the store items through the app.
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In China, Jack Ma’s Alibaba has opened around 65 locations for its Hema Store that utilise robotic technology, online payment apps, and overhead conveyor belts to revolutionise shoppers’ experience. It’s a great mix of online and offline shopping, where customers physically go to a store, browse items they want to buy, and then scan products with their Alibaba app to get more product details or add the product to cart. Consumers can also choose to have the products delivered right to their homes, even within the next 30 minutes.
Xenia and Aurus also aim to put the power of the POS (point of sale) in the pocket of their guests. They offer cashierless technology that provides a seamless shopping experience in furniture retail. In its app, you will see product details, purchase history, peer reviews, and other recommended items, and other additional information useful for guests. The consumer can start a cart from home, seamlessly shift to the offline store, and end the transaction through the instant cart to “paystation” transfers.
Caper introduces self-directed check-out with their AI-powered shopping carts with image recognition and sensor fusion. These “Smart Carts” were launched in a couple of groceries in New York City in 2019. Instead of installing hardware and retrofitting the entire store, which not all businesses would be able to implement immediately, Caper works with simple software integration so shoppers can scan, pay, and go. Carts are connected to the store’s central POS system and can scan the grocery item barcode with no app download necessary. The system can |
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2020-07-01 13:37:21 | How Growing Businesses Should Tackle Cybersecurity Challenges (lien direct) | When we think about the most public cyber attacks and data breaches, we generally associate them with large enterprises. The truth is cyber attacks are not limited by company size. A significant cyber attack can happen to any company, in any industry and of any size. According to the 2019 Cost of a Data Breach […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-07-01 11:10:52 | (Déjà vu) Experts Reaction On Seller Floods Hacker Forum with Data Stolen from 14 Companies (lien direct) | A data breach broker is selling databases containing user records for 14 different companies he claimed were breached by hackers in 2020. When a company is breached, threat actors will typically download accessible databases, including account records. These databases are then sold directly to other threat actors, or the hackers utilize data breach brokers to sell them on … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Experts Reaction On Seller Floods Hacker Forum with Data Stolen from 14 Companies | Data Breach Threat | ||
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2020-07-01 10:53:14 | GDPR Breach Notifications Rising – Expert Reaction (lien direct) | According to London-based international law firm Linklaters, GDPR data breach notifications on the rise across Europe, study finds – Linklaters analysis shows 66% rise in notifications over the past year despite fall in the UK Across major European markets there has been an average increase of data breach notifications of 66% compared to Y1 of the … The ISBuzz Post: This Post GDPR Breach Notifications Rising – Expert Reaction | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-29 21:47:45 | Seller floods hacker forum with data stolen from 14 companies (lien direct) | A data breach broker is selling databases containing user records for 14 different companies he claimed were breached by hackers in 2020. [...] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-29 10:56:52 | Microsoft Edge browser: This new password monitor helps keep your data safe (lien direct) | The new Edge browser will soon warn you if one of your passwords shows up in a data breach -- a feature based on an Azure service that enterprises can already use to protect user passwords. | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-26 10:30:54 | Aspire News\' Data Breach – Security Expert Reaction (lien direct) | Reaching out in regards to the saddening data breach suffered by Aspire News, an app backed by Dr.Phil to help domestic violence victims covertly signal distress. The breach, leaking thousands of uploaded video recordings, was due to an unprotected cloud server left open for anyone online to access. The ISBuzz Post: This Post Aspire News’ Data Breach – Security Expert Reaction | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-26 10:27:11 | Experts On 350,000 Social Media Influencers And Users At Risk Following Data Breach (lien direct) | Infosecurity Magazine reports personal data of an estimated 100,000 social media influencers has been accessed and partially leaked following a breach at social media marketing firm Preen.Me, Risk Based Security has discovered. The same breach has also led to more than 250,000 social media users having their information fully exposed on a deep web hacking forum, leaving these individuals … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Experts On 350,000 Social Media Influencers And Users At Risk Following Data Breach | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-25 15:24:49 | Twitter Apologises To Its Business Clients For Data Breach (lien direct) | Twitter on Tuesday apologized for a security breach that might have compromised the personal information of some of its business customers. According to The BBC, some clients' billing information for Twitter advertisers was inadvertently stored in their browser's cache, which could have allowed other users on the computer to see this data. Twitter discovered the data […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-25 10:47:17 | Cybersecurity 101 For SMBs And SOHOs (lien direct) | Cybersecurity is one of the most widely discussed topics in the world of technology today. Despite security solutions being constantly developed and improved, small businesses (SMBs) and home office workers (SOHOs) remain largely unprepared for a potential data breach or cyberattack. Furthermore, small businesses often believe they are too small to be the targets of … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Cybersecurity 101 For SMBs And SOHOs | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-25 10:29:06 | Expert Commentary: Frost & Sullivan Data Breach (lien direct) | Today it was announced that Frost & Sullivan experienced a data breach exposing sensitive information such as first and last names, log in names, and hashed passwords. It was determined that the exposed folder was discovered during a daily monitoring routine and included the data of employees and clients among other tables that identify access as administrator. The ISBuzz Post: This Post Expert Commentary: Frost & Sullivan Data Breach | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-25 09:22:42 | Data Stolen from Business Consulting Firm now found for Sale on Hacker Forum (lien direct) | Business consulting firm Frost & Sullivan Inc. has suffered a data breach and data stolen from the firm appeared for sale on a hacker forum. The Mountain View, California-based company has a global presence with 40 offices across six continents. It offers services such as market research, analysis, growth strategy consulting and corporate training. The data […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-24 11:12:32 | Comment: Twitter Suffers Billing Information Data Breach (lien direct) | It has been reported that Twitter has detailed a serious “security incident” on the billing information of businesses using the social media giant. In a message to business owners on the platform, Twitter reported a data breach while using its advertisement and analytics platform. This meant that prior to May 20, 2020 certain details would be stored within a web … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Comment: Twitter Suffers Billing Information Data Breach | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-23 15:35:00 | (Déjà vu) Twitter Says Business Users Were Vulnerable to Data Breach (lien direct) | The now-patched vulnerability left business users' personal information in web browser caches for anyone to find. | Data Breach Vulnerability | ||
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2020-06-23 15:35:00 | Twitter Says Biz Users Were Vulnerable to Data Breach (lien direct) | The now-patched vulnerability left business users' personal information in web browser caches for anyone to find. | Data Breach Vulnerability | ||
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2020-06-23 13:37:24 | Twitter apologises for business data breach (lien direct) | The social media firm says personal information of business advertisers' clients may be affected. | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-18 20:31:00 | Benefits of a security operations center (SOC) (lien direct) | This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Why having a SOC is paramount A well-run security operations center (SOC) stands as the central nervous system of an effective cybersecurity program. SOCs serve as a hub of organization-wide detection and response capabilities for the people tasked with stopping cyber threats within their organization. While the everyday duties of the SOC vary by organization, the overarching mission driving the typical SOC tends to be three-fold: Consolidate and correlate log data from networks, clouds, and devices across the organization Coordinate the analysis of alerts and information from that data Orchestrate the incident response that's triggered by alerts Organizations need effective and efficient coordination from the SOC because the threats attacking their environments are relentless. By some estimates: Cyberattacks triggered over 7,000 breaches in 2019, exposing 15.1 billion records The average cost of data breach is now $3.92M It takes an average of 279 days to identify and contain a breach. 86% of organizations rate the SOC as anywhere from important to essential to their cybersecurity strategy 5 goals of any modern SOC 1. Reduce time to response One of the top goals of a modern SOC is to accelerate the pace at which security analysts can detect signs of an attack, investigate the associated activity, and start remediation to shut down the threat. The less time cyber attackers have to poke around, unrestricted on organizational systems, the less opportunity they have to break into high-value assets and steal sensitive information. 2. Minimize breach impact Everything a SOC does comes down to minimizing the impact of breaches and other risks to the organization. The SOC's work on cutting down on attack dwell time—the time before detection — helps minimize breach impact. So does effective prioritization of SOC activity based on factors like the severity of vulnerabilities in an asset, threat intelligence about attack trends, and business criticality of an asset. Effective SOCs can make all the difference in keeping minor security incidents from becoming a major breach. 3. Increase security visibility SOC operators understand that the more they know about their systems, the easier it will be to identify attacks against them. SOCs seek to expand security visibility and incident response coverage by establishing thorough inventories of their organizational IT assets and instrumenting near-real-time security monitoring to be ready to alert when threats strike. 4. Stay a step ahead of attackers SOCs aim to move beyond reactive incident response and strive to evolve their activities to include proactive threat hunting. The stealthiest attackers work hard to avoid detection, which is why veteran SOC analysts sift through digital clues to find early evidence of attacks that may not always trigger alarms but are nevertheless worth investigation. 5. Keep business informed of risk The final goal of the SOC is to keep up with reporting an | Data Breach Threat Guideline | ||
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2020-06-17 23:37:52 | When Security Takes a Backseat to Productivity (lien direct) | "We must care as much about securing our systems as we care about running them if we are to make the necessary revolutionary change." -CIA's Wikileaks Task Force. So ends a key section of a report the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency produced in the wake of a mammoth data breach in 2016 that led to Wikileaks publishing thousands of classified documents stolen from the agency's offensive cyber operations division. The analysis highlights a shocking series of security failures at one of the world's most secretive organizations, but the underlying weaknesses that gave rise to the breach also unfortunately are all too common in many organizations today. | Data Breach | ★★★★ | |
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2020-06-15 18:15:15 | Top 5 things to know about security breaches (lien direct) | Verizon's annual Data Breach Investigations Report confirmed 3,950 data breaches across 16 industries. Tom Merritt explains five things to know about these breaches. | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-15 11:39:08 | (Déjà vu) What Experts Say On Live Event Solutions Leader TAIT Discloses Data Breach (lien direct) | TAIT, one of the world’s leading live event solutions providers, disclosed a data breach that led to the exposure of personal and financial information stored on a server and on the email accounts of some of its employees. The TAIT group of companies (Brilliant, Kinesys, Production Glue, Stage Technologies, TAIT UK, and TAIT Navigator) employs over … The ISBuzz Post: This Post What Experts Say On Live Event Solutions Leader TAIT Discloses Data Breach | Data Breach Guideline | ||
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2020-06-12 12:17:52 | (Déjà vu) Insurance firm discloses data breach (lien direct) | Fortune 500 insurance holding company Genworth Financial disclosed a data breach after an unauthorized party gained access to insurance agents’ online accounts using compromised login credentials. The U.S. mortgage and long term care insurer had revenue of $8,6 billion during the last fiscal year and it reached a deal with China Oceanwide Holdings Group that […] | Data Breach | APT 32 | |
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2020-06-12 10:59:35 | How Did Babylon Health\'s Response To Its Data Breach Measure Up? (lien direct) | Babylon Health suffered a data breach where users of the GP remote consultation service were able to access videos of other patients' appointments with their doctor. The issue came to light on 9 June 2020, when a user announced on Twitter that he was able to access about 50 videos of other patients' appointments. Babylon … The ISBuzz Post: This Post How Did Babylon Health’s Response To Its Data Breach Measure Up? | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-11 19:35:19 | Live event solutions leader TAIT discloses data breach (lien direct) | TAIT, one of the world's leading live event solutions providers, disclosed a data breach that led to the exposure of personal and financial information stored on a server and on the email accounts of some of its employees. [...] | Data Breach Guideline | ||
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2020-06-11 17:46:21 | Fortune 500 insurance firm Genworth discloses data breach (lien direct) | Fortune 500 insurance holding company Genworth Financial disclosed a data breach after an unauthorized party gained access to insurance agents' online accounts using compromised login credentials. [...] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-11 15:19:43 | Babylon Health Suffers Data Breach, Showed Other Patients\' Video Consultations (lien direct) | Babylon Health, a UK-based telehealth app, has suffered a data breach that accidentally allowed app users access to other patients' video medical consultations with doctors, reports BBC. For those unaware, Babylon Health, which has more than 2.3 million registered users in the UK, is a health service provider that provides remote consultations with doctors and […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-11 13:25:36 | Babylon Health App Leaked Patients\' Video Consultations (lien direct) | Babylon Health, makers of a smartphone app that allows Brits to have consultations with NHS doctors, has admitted that a “software error” resulted in some users being able to access other patients’ private video chats with GPs. The data breach came to light after one user, Rory Glover, tweeted that he was shocked to find […]… Read More | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-10 13:43:34 | (Déjà vu) Babylon Online GP Service Suffers Data Breach (lien direct) | Babylon Health has acknowledged that its GP video appointment app has suffered a data breach. The firm was alerted to the problem after one of its users discovered he had been given access to dozens of video recordings of other patients’ consultations. A follow-up check by Babylon revealed a small number of further UK users could also see … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Babylon Online GP Service Suffers Data Breach | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-10 11:05:20 | GP App, Babylon Health, suffers Data Breach (lien direct) | Babylon Health has acknowledged that its GP video appointment app has suffered a data breach. The firm was alerted to the problem after one of its users discovered he had been given access to dozens of video recordings of other patients’ consultations. A follow-up check by Babylon revealed a small number of further UK users […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-09 21:14:22 | Babylon Health admits GP app suffered a data breach (lien direct) | The video call app allowed some patients to see recordings of others' sessions with medics. | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-09 17:01:35 | After threatening me with legal action, Keepnet Labs finally issues statement over data breach (lien direct) | UK security company Keepnet Labs has finally publicly confirmed that a database it had collated containing more than five billion records from past data breaches was “briefly exposed” on the internet. | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-08 16:15:00 | Canada\'s Fitness Depot Alerts Customers to Data Breach (lien direct) | The retailer reports cybercriminals infected its online store and used a fraudulent form to steal shoppers' information. | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-08 10:20:00 | Expert On IT Services Giant Conduent Suffers Ransomware Attack, Data Breach (lien direct) | Conduent, a $4.4 billion by revenue (2019) IT services giant, has admitted that a ransomware attack hit its European operations - but says it managed to restore most systems within eight hours. Conduent, which says it provides services (including HR and payments infrastructure) for “a majority of Fortune 100 companies and over 500 governments”, was hit on … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Expert On IT Services Giant Conduent Suffers Ransomware Attack, Data Breach | Ransomware Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-05 15:43:56 | Fitness Depot hit by data breach after ISP fails to \'activate the antivirus\' (lien direct) | Canadian retailer Fitness Depot announced customers that its e-commerce platform was compromised by attackers who were able to steal their personal and financial information. [...] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-04 15:54:53 | CPA Canada discloses data breach affecting 329,000 individuals (lien direct) | Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA) today disclosed that a cyberattack against the CPA Canada website allowed unauthorized third parties to access the personal information of over 329,000 members and other stakeholders. [...] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-04 10:28:00 | (Déjà vu) Experts On San Francisco Retirement Program Suffers Data Breach (lien direct) | It has been reported that the San Francisco Employees' Retirement System (SFERS) said it suffered a data breach after an unauthorised person gained access to a database hosted in a test environment. In a data breach notification filed yesterday, SFERS stated that one of their vendors had set up a test environment that included a database containing the information for approximately 74,000 SFERS members. While SFERS … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Experts On San Francisco Retirement Program Suffers Data Breach | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-04 10:02:14 | (Déjà vu) San Francisco retirement program SFERS hit with data breach (lien direct) | The San Francisco Employees' Retirement System (SFERS) has suffered a data breach after an unauthorised person gained access to a database hosted in a test environment. SFERS manages the benefits program for active and retired employees of San Francisco, California. In a data breach notification filed today, SFERS stated that one of their vendors had set […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-03 12:36:17 | San Francisco retirement program SFERS suffers data breach (lien direct) | The San Francisco Employees' Retirement System (SFERS) has suffered a data breach after an unauthorized person gained access to a database hosted in a test environment. [...] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-02 13:39:48 | There was no data breach in the cyberattack against Minneapolis Police (lien direct) | Last week a massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack shut down the websites and systems of Minneapolis, but there is no evidence of a breach. Over the weekend, Anonymous demanded justice for George Floyd and threatened to 'expose the many crimes' of Minneapolis Police. George Floyd was killed by a white police officer by kneeling on his neck […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-02 11:07:30 | BHIM Breach Exposes Millions Of Users – Expert Insight (lien direct) | It has been announced this morning that a major data breach at mobile payment app Bharat Interface for Money (BHIM) has exposed the personal and financial data of millions of Indians. The ISBuzz Post: This Post BHIM Breach Exposes Millions Of Users – Expert Insight | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-02 10:49:31 | Amtrak Data Breach: Expert Commentary (lien direct) | Amtrak, the public transportation unit, announced that it suffered a data breach causing Amtrak resets user passwords after Guest Rewards data breach. The data obtained from this breach consumer's personal information. The ISBuzz Post: This Post Amtrak Data Breach: Expert Commentary | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-01 14:41:28 | Personal Information Stolen In Amtrak Guest Reward Data Breach (lien direct) | Amtrak has revealed that some customers may have had their personal information and log-ins stolen after it detected unauthorized access of rewards accounts by a third party. Also known as the National Railroad Passenger Corporation, the state-backed US transportation provider revealed the news in a regulatory filing with the Office of the Vermont Attorney General. […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-01 14:37:37 | (Déjà vu) Open Source Content Management System Joopla Discloses Data Breach (lien direct) | The team behind the Joomla open source content management system (CMS) announced a security breach last week. The incident took place after a member of the Joomla Resources Directory (JRD) team left a full backup of the JRD site (resources.joomla.org) on an Amazon Web Services S3 bucket owned by their own company. Source: ZDNet In […] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-01 14:20:34 | Over 460 million records exposed in breach incidents reported in May (lien direct) | At least 460 million records were exposed in data breach incidents that were reported in May. The figure is a very conservative estimate as it reflects only publicly reported events. [...] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-01 13:50:22 | Joomla data breach leaks 2,700 user records via exposed backups (lien direct) | A Joomla database leak has exposed the personal information, including hashed passwords, of 2,700 individuals registered on the Joomla Resources Directory (JRD). [...] | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-01 13:23:41 | Expert Insight: Joomla Data Breach (lien direct) | According to ZDNet, Joomla, an open source content management system for publishing web content, has recently suffered a data breach. The breach occurred due to an unencrypted backup of the JRD portal on a private AWS S3 bucket. The leaked backup file contained details for about 2,700 registered users and includes PII such as full … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Expert Insight: Joomla Data Breach | Data Breach | ||
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2020-06-01 11:30:03 | Passenger Railroad Service Says Data Breach Might Have Affected PII (lien direct) | A passenger railroad service announced that a data breach might have affected some passengers’ personally identifiable information (PII). In a “Notice of Data Breach” letter sent to the Attorney General’s Office of Vermont, Amtrak revealed that it had discovered the data breach on April 16 2020. Amtrak looked into the matter and discovered that an […]… Read More | Data Breach |
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