Category: security
Schneider Electric says developer platform was breached, company data stolen
The company is currently investigating the attack The hacker claims to have stolen 40 GB of compressed data Schneider Electric’s Jira system was breached Schneider Electric has confirmed suffering its second cyberattack and data leak in recent months. Earlier this week, a threat actor alias Greppy added a new post…
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Half a million Ohio citizens have personal data stolen following ransomware attack
City of Columbus, Ohio, confirms suffering ransomware attack Around 500,000 citizens thought to have had private data stolen Rhysida criminal group claims responsibility for attack The City of Columbus has confirmed suffering a ransomware attack in which sensitive information on hundreds of thousands of residents was stolen. In a breach…
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Nokia investigates possible security breach after hacker claims to have stolen source code
Serbian hacker IntelBroker claims to have stolen Nokia source code Nokia is “is aware of reports” and is taking the allegation “seriously” IntelBroker has a history of high-profile attacks Nokia has revealed it is investigating a security possible breach involving a third-party vendor after notoruious hacker claimed to have stolen…
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Proton VPN lands on next-generation Windows devices
VPN support for next-generation Windows computers strengthens as another one of the best VPN apps on the market launches its dedicated app. Today, November 5, 2024, Proton VPN unveiled its native application specially developed for ARM-based devices. Users can expect all the provider’s core functionalities, privacy, and security features natively…
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LastPass warns users not to fall for fake customer service scam
One of the most popular password managers out there, LastPass, is warning its customers not to fall for the latest scam campaign aimed directly at them. In a blog post, the company explained scammers are targeting users via the Chrome Web Store. In the reviews section for LastPass’ Chrome add-on,…
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LA housing authority admits data breach following ransomware attack
The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) has suffered its second ransomware attack in as many years. Threat actors known as Cactus added HACLA to its data leak website, claiming to have stolen 891 GB of files from the organization. The archives reportedly include, “personal Identifiable Information,…
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