Cloudflare systems hacked using credentials stolen during the Okta hack
Yesterday (1st February 2024) web security firm Cloudflare disclosed a security breach where an unauthorized actor utilized stolen credentials to
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UK and allies sanctions Russian cyber hacker
The UK, US and Australia have today (Tuesday 23rd January 2024) sanctioned a Russia-based cyber hacker in the latest wave
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Dutch Engineer Used Water Pump to Get Stuxnet Malware Into Iranian Nuclear Facility
A Dutch engineer, enlisted by the country’s intelligence services, reportedly utilized a water pump to deploy the notorious Stuxnet malware
Read MoreFree Decryptor Released for Black Basta Ransomware
The hacking research collective and consulting think tank, SRLabs, has unveiled a decryptor designed to assist victims of the Black
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British LAPSUS$ teen members sentenced for cyber attacks
Two adolescents hailing from the United Kingdom, integral members of the cybercrime and extortion syndicate known as LAPSUS$, have received
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DataNet Systems reports data breach – Voter roll may have been compromised
DataNet Systems, Washington D.C. company, announced that it experienced a data incident in which an unauthorized person obtained some information of District of
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Millions of Comcast Xfinity subscribers’ personal data stolen in cyberattack
In October, perpetrators exploited the Citrix Bleed vulnerability to likely pilfer personal information from millions of Comcast Xfinity subscribers. The
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FBI takes down BlackCat Ransomware gang and releases free decryption tool
The Justice Department has announced a disruption campaign against the Blackcat ransomware group — also known as ALPHV or Noberus
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Global Operation HAECHI-IV Results in the Arrest of 3,500 Financial Criminals
In a comprehensive six-month international law enforcement initiative dubbed Operation HAECHI-IV, nearly 3,500 individuals have been apprehended across 34 countries,
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Microsoft disrupts cyber criminals who created 750 million fraudulent accounts
On Wednesday, Microsoft revealed the disruption of Storm-1152, a cybercrime-as-a-service (CaaS) network responsible for generating 750 million fraudulent Microsoft accounts
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