Infosecurity News
iOS Bluetooth Bug Allowed Apps to Eavesdrop on User Conversations
It affected all Apple devices, including Macs, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV
LinkedIn Unveils New Security Features to Tackle Fraud
The social media company made the announcement in a blog post on Tuesday
White House Launches Chemical Sector Security Sprint
Bid to improve critical national infrastructure continues
GitHub Bug Exposed Repositories to Hijacking
Checkmarx warns over 10,000 popular packages could be vulnerable
Medibank Backtracks: All Customer Data Was Exposed to Hackers
Insurer’s incident response processes under fire
Vice Society Ransomware Campaigns Continue to Impact US Education Sector
In several cases, the group did not deploy ransomware and performed extortion using stolen data
Typosquat Campaign Targeting Android, Windows Users Now Counts 600+ Domains
The list of suspicious domains grew to more than 600, with 9 of these created in the last week
Hive Ransomware Group Leaks Data Stolen in Tata Power Cyber-Attack
The leak reportedly affected several of Tata’s 12 million customers and included various PII
London's New Cyber Resilience Centre Set to Fight Cybercrime in the Capital
This is the latest of a network of nine cybersecurity centers spread across England and Wales to supper SMEs against cybercrime
Supply Chain Attacks or Vulnerabilities Experienced by 80% of Orgs, BlackBerry Finds
The report highlighted the enormous business costs of supply chain software attacks
Ransomware Threat Shifts from US to EMEA and APAC
SonicWall figures show overall attacks trending down
See Tickets Discloses Major Card Data Breach
Unspecified number of customers impacted over 2.5 years
ICO Warns of "Immature" Biometric Tech
UK privacy regulator says vulnerable people may be at risk
Data Breaches Rise By 70% Globally in Q3 2022
Russia had the most breaches overall and France had the highest breach density
Apple Fixes Actively Exploited iOS and iPadOS Zero-Day Vulnerability
The out-of-bounds write issue in the kernel could be exploited to execute arbitrary code
POS Malware Used to Steal Details of Over 167,000 Credit Cards
The operators could make over $3m if they decide to sell the card dumps on underground forums
Ukraine Warns of Cuba Ransomware Campaign
Financially motivated affiliate appears to be to blame
Iranian Atomic Energy Agency Admits Email Hack
Suspected hacktivists inside country share sensitive info
US Charges Two Chinese Agents in Huawei Obstruction Case
Indictments form one of three cases involving Chinese spies
CISA Warns Against Ransomware Group Daixin Team Targeting Health Organizations
Daixin Team is actively targeting US businesses, mainly in the healthcare sector
