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On January 22, 2024, Bob Dyachenko, owner of SecurityDiscovery.com, along with researchers from Cybernews, announced they had discovered a massive leak containing 26 billion records. The data consists of sensitive user information from popular sites like Twitter, Weibo, Tencent, LinkedIn, Dropbox,

Hendrik Human First published on January 28, 2024

The first-ever Pwn2Own Automotive competition has concluded with hackers collectively earning a staggering $1,323,750 by exposing 49 zero-day vulnerabilities, primarily in Tesla vehicles. Organized by Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) during the Automotive World conference, the event in

Husain Parvez First published on January 28, 2024

The BianLian ransomware group, notorious for its evolving strategies, has now intensified its focus on the healthcare and manufacturing sectors in the United States and Europe. This move signals a significant threat to data security and operational stability in these critical

Husain Parvez First published on January 26, 2024

Microsoft has disclosed that a Russian hacking group, identified under the aliases Midnight Blizzard, APT29, Cozy Bear, and Nobelium, infiltrated the email accounts of several of the company’s senior leaders. The attack was first detected on January 12, 2024. It marks another significant breach by

Keira Waddell First published on January 26, 2024

Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer Foxsemicon Integrated Technology Inc., a subsidiary of the renowned Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Ltd. (also known as Foxconn), has reportedly fallen victim to a ransomware attack orchestrated by the notorious LockBit ransomware gang. The Taipei Times

Husain Parvez First published on January 21, 2024

Texas-based care provider HMG Healthcare recently disclosed a major security breach where hackers accessed and stole unencrypted patient data. Although the company is still investigating the exact nature of the stolen data, it confirmed that it involved sensitive information regarding both patients

Hendrik Human First published on January 19, 2024

Framework, a US-based company renowned for its repairable laptops, has suffered a data breach after an employee at its accounting service provider, Keating Consulting, fell victim to a phishing attack. The breach, confirmed by Framework, led to unauthorized access to customer data, including full

Husain Parvez First published on January 18, 2024

In a series of coordinated cyberattacks, state-backed hackers have been exploiting critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Ivanti Connect Secure, a widely used VPN appliance. The vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2023-46805 and CVE-2024-21887, have put numerous organizations at

Keira Waddell First published on January 16, 2024

Researchers have uncovered critical vulnerabilities in the POST SMTP Mailer WordPress plugin, which potentially puts over 150,000 websites at risk of takeover by malicious actors. The vulnerabilities were first reported by cybersecurity researchers Ulyses Saicha and Sean Murphy as part of

Zane Kennedy First published on January 14, 2024