The France-based entertainment firm reportedly became a victim of a ransomware attack where hackers accessed and stole sensitive details of employees, including bank details and home addresses.
Law In Order, an Australian supplier of document and digital services to law firms, suffered a ransomware infection over the weekend that is believed to be the Netwalker malware.
According to the agency, “unattributed cyber actors” are registering domains designed to spoof legitimate websites pertaining to the FBI, “indicating the potential for future operational activity.”
A hacker has leaked this month the data of more than 4.2 million users registered on Peatix, an event organizing platform, currently ranked among the Alexa Top 3,500 most popular sites on the internet.
US-based software engineer Kevin Traver found two large groups of short-term loan websites that were giving up sensitive personal information via separate vulnerabilities.
Within a short span of its discovery, the Egregor ransomware has been linked to alleged attacks against organizations such as GEFCO, Crytek, Ubisoft, and Barnes & Noble, with the latest being Cencosud.
COVID-19 has reorganized the risk landscape for chief audit executives (CAEs), as CAEs have listed IT governance as the top risk for 2021, besides other long-standing vulnerabilities, as per Gartner.
As we approach the U.S. tax season, security experts are warning about Mount Locker ransomware actors who are prepping their attacks to specifically target users of the TurboTax software.
Floor coverings distributor Headlam Group said on Tuesday there had been an unauthorized access to some of its computer systems, resulting in some data being accessed by the intruders.
According to recent research, OceanLotus (also known as APT32) has launched a campaign against the Cambodian government leveraging an ASEAN-themed spear-phishing attack.