Infosecurity News
China's Malicious Cyber Activity Informing War Preparations, Pentagon Says
The report says China is likely to launch destructive cyber-attacks against the US Homeland in the event of a military conflict
Pirated Software Likely Cause of Airbus Breach
Incident exposed personal information at 3200 vendors
Iranian Threat Group Hits Thousands With Password Spray Campaign
APT33 activity resulted in data theft from small number of victims
Caesars Entertainment Reveals Major Ransomware Breach
Attackers compromised loyalty program data via supplier
Manchester Police Officers’ Data Breached in Third-Party Attack
Officers working undercover or in sensitive roles like intelligence could be exposed
Elon Musk in Hot Water With FTC Over Twitter Privacy Issues
A new court filing from the US Department of Justice suggests the billionaire “may have jeopardized data privacy and security” at Twitter, now known as X
Lazarus Group Blamed For $53m Heist at CoinEx
North Korean actors have become prolific crypto-thieves
Wake-Up Call as 3AM Ransomware Variant Is Discovered
Symantec says it was used in a failed LockBit attack
Cloud Vulnerabilities Surge 200% in a Year
But IBM warns credential compromise is number one initial access vector
New Microsoft Teams Phishing Campaign Targets Corporate Employees
The new campaign is believed to be perpetrated by Storm-0324, which distributes the payloads of other attackers after achieving initial network compromise
MGM Criticized for Repeated Security Failures
The malware researchers' collective Vx-underground claimed that ALPHV/BlackCat was behind the attack against the casino giant
Chilling Lack of Cyber Experts in UK Government, Finds Parliamentary Inquiry
The parliamentary inquiry heard there are “particular shortages” of cybersecurity experts in the civil service, with pay restraints a major factor
