Corporate budgets for IT security grew by 6% from 2022 to 2023, with “increased risk” and “digital transformation” cited as the main reasons behind the budget increases. After a challenging summer, venture capital (VC) funding for cybersecurity startups increased by a modest 12% in Q3, reaching nearly $1.9 billion, up from $1.7 billion in the […]
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Andesa Services, a service provider for NYLIC, recently reported a security breach linked to the MOVEit transfer tool. This marks the second service provider to fall victim to the MOVEit breach. New York Life Insurance Company (NYLIC), the largest life insurance company in the United States and one of the world’s largest corporations, employed Andesa
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Okta’s recent breach is not its first cyber incident. A previous breach occurred in December 2022, indicating vulnerabilities in their security infrastructure. In response to the breach, Okta issued an official statement. They revealed that hackers had stolen login credentials, allowing them to access support case management systems. This breach allowed them to view files
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A coordinated international law enforcement effort successfully seized the dark web portal used by the infamous RagnarLocker ransomware group. The RagnarLocker website now displays a message stating, “A coordinated international law enforcement action has seized this service against the RagnarLocker group.” According to the seizure notice, law enforcement agencies from the United States, the European
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Casio acknowledged that some network security settings in the development environment were disabled due to an operational error, leading to unauthorized external access. Casio, the Japanese electronics manufacturer, has publicly revealed a data breach that impacted customers from 149 countries. Hackers infiltrated the servers of Casio’s ClassPad education platform. Casio first noticed the incident on
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D-Link, a Taiwanese networking equipment manufacturer, confirms a data breach involving “low-sensitivity and semi-public information. D-Link, a Taiwanese networking equipment manufacturer, confirmed a data breach that exposed what they describe as ‘low-sensitivity and semi-public information,’ the company said. Notably, this data did not originate from the cloud but appears to have come from an outdated
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Discover the critical vulnerability in ServiceNow affecting thousands of companies. In today’s interconnected digital landscape, the ServiceNow Data Exposure Risk poses a critical threat to businesses. Cybersecurity expert Daniel Miessler discovered this potential vulnerability in ServiceNow’s built-in capabilities and quickly shared his concerns on Twitter. His findings shed light on the risk that unauthenticated users
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SpyNote relies on SMS phishing campaigns to trick potential victims into installing the app, making it difficult to detect from the home screen. Experts have examined the Android banking trojan, SpyNote, revealing its diverse data-gathering features. It typically spreads through SMS phishing campaigns, where it tricks users into installing the app via embedded links. Additionally,
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A significant security breach has impacted both Telegram and AWS users, raising concerns about data security and privacy. A significant security breach has impacted both Telegram and AWS users, causing concerns about data security and privacy. Checkmarx, a cybersecurity firm, attributed the discovery of this breach to a mysterious threat actor named “kohlersbtuh15.” This actor
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Chinese government-linked hackers exploit a significant Atlassian software vulnerability, raising concerns. Microsoft recently disclosed that hackers linked to China have been actively exploiting a newly discovered vulnerability affecting Atlassian software. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-22515, impacts Atlassian’s Confluence Data Center and Server product and has been exploited by threat actors since September 14. On October
Chinese Gov’t Targets Atlassian Vulnerability, Microsoft Warns Read More »
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