Last week, breaches and cyberattacks occurred across several industries from the electronic commerce, cross-industry security, automotive, financial services, healthcare to the public sector. Additionally, consequences from previous data breaches and cyberattacks were revealed such as Prudential Financial disclosing that over 2.5 million people were impacted by the February data breach. To add on, Europol announced that they have taken down 593 Cobalt Strike servers used by cybercriminals, and Cloudflare reports that their recent outage was due to BGP hijacking and a route leak. Furthermore, a new vulnerability in older versions of the HTTP File Server (HFS) has been found. It is highly recommended to not only be aware of them but to also update them as soon as possible.
Read on to receive a quick summary of what happened this week in the space of cybersecurity. Last week, breaches and cyberattacks occurred across several industries from the banking, dairy, software, luxury retailer to the public sector. Additionally, consequences from previous data breaches and cyberattacks were revealed such as Infosys McCamish November 2023 LockBit ransomware attack compromised more than 6 million individuals. Furthermore, new vulnerabilities and patches for certain versions of GitLab Community and Enterprise Edition, and D-Link DIR-859 router have also been found and released. It is highly recommended to not only be aware of them but to also update them as soon as possible.
Read on to receive a quick summary of what happened this week in the space of cybersecurity. Singapore's commitment to cybersecurity is evident through its annual Cybersecurity Health Report, providing valuable insights into the nation's cyber resilience. The recently released Singapore Cybersecurity Health Report 2023 offers a comprehensive overview of the cybersecurity landscape, highlighting key findings and trends.
Join us as we explore the implications of the report's findings, Singapore's cybersecurity posture, and strategies for enhancing cyber resilience in the digital era. Last week, breaches and cyberattacks occurred across several industries from information technology, healthcare, automotive, mining, automotive aftermarket parts sector. Additionally, consequences from previous data breaches and cyberattacks were revealed such as the NHS confirms that around 150,000 people in Scotland may be impacted by a February cyberattack, and that Change Healthcare lists the lengthy stolen medical and patient data in a February ransomware attack. To add on, it has been found that a Microsoft bug allows threat actors to mimic legitimate Microsoft employee emails. Furthermore, new vulnerabilities and patches for hundreds of Intel PC models that utilise Phoenix UEFI firmware, and Adobe Commerce and Magento websites have also been found and released. It is highly recommended to not only be aware of them but to also update them as soon as possible.
Read on to receive a quick summary of what happened this week in the space of cybersecurity. Google Observed A 50% Increase of Zero-Days Exploited In 2023, Incited By Spyware Vendors.20/6/2024
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, zero-day vulnerabilities have emerged as a significant concern. Google's observation of a substantial increase in the number of zero-day vulnerabilities exploited in attacks in 2023, with spyware vendors behind 50% of these exploits, highlights the growing sophistication of cyber threats. Join us as we delve into the implications of this trend, the role of spyware vendors, and strategies to mitigate the risks posed by zero-day exploits.
Last week, breaches and cyberattacks occurred across several industries from data cloud, healthcare, information technology, banking, education, design and manufacturing, to the public sector. Additionally, consequences from previous data breaches and cyberattacks were revealed such as London hospitals having to cancel over 800 operations after a ransomware attack, and that the Snowflake data breach has affected 165 customer organisations in an ongoing extortion campaign. Furthermore, new vulnerabilities and patches for PHP servers and ASUS routers have also been found and released. It is highly recommended to not only be aware of them but to also update them as soon as possible. This is especially the case for PHP servers as a ransomware gang is currently exploiting the vulnerability.
Read on to receive a quick summary of what happened this week in the space of cybersecurity. Atlassian has released security patches for a high-severity remote code execution vulnerability (tracked as CVE-2024-21683) in the Atlassian Confluence Data Center and Server. This vulnerability allows an authenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code by uploading files containing malicious Java code remotely and requires no user interaction. This vulnerability threatens user data and systems security. Read on to find out more about the versions affected.
Last week, breaches and cyberattacks occurred across several industries from mining, media entertainment, telecommunications, automotive, mass media to the healthcare sector. Additionally, 361 million stolen email addresses that were leaked on Telegram have been added to Have I Been Pwned, and LastPass had an almost 12-hour outage due to a bad update on their Google Chrome extension. Furthermore, new vulnerabilities and patches for Zyxel end-of-life NAS devices have also been found and released. It is highly recommended to not only be aware of them but to also update them as soon as possible.
Read on to receive a quick summary of what happened this week in the space of cybersecurity. Last week, breaches and cyberattacks occurred across several industries from ticketing, auction house, computer hardware manufacturing, managed care, and the public service broadcasting sector. Furthermore, new vulnerabilities and patches for Check Point VPN, TP-Link game router and Linux have also been found and released. It is highly recommended to not only be aware of them but to also update them as soon as possible.
Read on to receive a quick summary of what happened this week in the space of cybersecurity. Last week, breaches and cyberattacks occurred across several industries from the semiconductor manufacturing, higher education, healthcare, food service, retail to the public sector. Devastating consequences have been uncovered from earlier data breaches and attacks, such as Australia Communications & Media Authority to prosecute Optus over 2022 data breach, and that Kakao was fined $11.1 million for a 2023 data breach that leaked more than 65,000 users’ personal information. Furthermore, new vulnerabilities and patches for Github have also been found and released. It is highly recommended to not only be aware of them but to also update them as soon as possible.
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