Tag: security
Fujitsu says “advanced” malware was to blame for cyberattack, confirms customer data leaked
Fujitsu Japan has confirmed suffering a cyberattack in which sensitive data, including that of its customers, was leaked. In a press release, Fujitsu said the cyberattack, first spotted on March 15 2024, started with a compromise of a single device, after which it spread to a total of 49 business…
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Zotac may have been exposing private customer data straight into Google search results
Computer hardware manufacturer Zotac misconfigured a database containing sensitive customer data, resulting in that information being leaked on the wider web. Zotac is best known for its graphics cards and mini PCs, with its product lineup including various NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards, ZBOX mini PCs, various motherboards, SSDs, and other…
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This worrying cyberattack targets one of the key protocols propping up the whole internet
Different devices, all over the internet, could be vulnerable to endpoint takeover, due to running a decades-old encryption protocol, experts have warned. Academic researchers Sharon Goldberg, Miro Haller, Nadia Heninger, Mike Milano, Dan Shumow, Marc Stevens, and Adam Suhl recently published a paper detailing how multiple devices, including industrial controllers,…
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Neiman Marcus data breach exposed millions of user email addresses
It appears the recent breach at Neiman Marcus is a lot bigger than the company claims, with millions of customers possibly affected. The company confirmed the incident in a breach notification filed with the Office of the Maine Attorney General, but in the same filing said that the breach impacted…
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Google is making its dark web monitoring tool free for everyone to use
Google is making its dark web report feature available to all Google Account holders. Previously only available to Google One subscribers, the feature, designed to help users monitor if their personal information has been spotted in data breaches, will be integrated into the ‘results about you’ section of the Google…
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Careful, that jQuery package could be loaded with Trojans
Hackers are, once again, targeting software developers through a “complex and persistent” supply chain attack. Recently, cybersecurity researchers from Phylum discovered a new campaign in which unidentified hackers distributed dozens of malicious libraries on different code repositories, including npm, GitHub, and jsDelivr. All of these libraries impersonated jQuery, a small,…
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