Researchers found about 435,000 payslips, 300 tax filings, 3,800 insurance payment documents, and 21,000 salary sheets belonging to various companies using the HR platform’s services.

The Series A round for the Singapore-based cybersecurity firm, which specializes in incident response and digital forensics, was led by Primavera Venture Partners and Gaw Capital Partners, with participation from San Francisco-based WI Harper.

Cybercriminals are using phishing websites to mimic popular software, and raking it better via Google Ads, to trick users into downloading Rhadamanthys Stealer. The stealer spreads using spam emails, including an attachment to drop the malicious payload. The stealer targets several applications, including web browsers, crypto wallets, and messaging applications.

Attackers have been using a large and resilient infrastructure to distribute two prominent info-stealers—Raccoon and Vidar—possibly since early 2020, revealed security experts. Experts found that the intrusion sets are implementing defense evasion techniques to increase the chances of successfully compromising a target system, making detection an arduous task.

An NFT influencer with the Twitter handle @NFT_GOD claims to have lost thousands of dollars worth of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and crypto in a Google Ads-delivered malware attack.

The security incident was reported to the Office of the Maine Attorney General on Monday, January 16, 2023, where Nissan disclosed that 17,998 customers were affected by the breach.

The security issues, which were discovered by Orca between October 8, 2022, and December 2, 2022, in Azure API Management, Azure Functions, Azure Machine Learning, and Azure Digital Twins, have since been addressed by Microsoft.

Cloud security firm Datadog says that one of its RPM GPG signing keys and its passphrase have been exposed during a recent CircleCI security breach. However, the company added that it has yet to find evidence that this key was leaked or misused.

According to Check Point’s Global Threat Index for December 2022 report, Qbot was the most prevalent malware last month impacting 7% of organizations worldwide, followed by Emotet with a global impact of 4% and XMRig with a global impact of 3%.

Contacted by an anonymous reader, Heimdal was made aware that numerous Danish smartphone owners have been flooded by cryptic messages from a user that goes by the moniker of “Dansk-game.”