A volunteer hacker group coordinated by Ukraine successfully disrupted aspects of the Russian alcohol industry by targeting the mandatory government sales tracking service, according to several reports in Russian media outlets.
Healthcare data breach lawsuits are on the rise, seemingly driven by the foraging of the internet for breach victims willing to file. It begs the question: how does this modern day ‘ambulance chasing’ help patients and providers?
GitHub has announced that dozens of organizations' private repositories had been compromised using stolen OAuth tokens last month as a part of a highly targeted operation, SecurityWeek reports.
CyberScoop reports that Twitter may have inadvertently shared users' personal information as a response to a phony emergency request by a threat actor dubbed "Lalartu" or "Sheriff" to target security researchers and bloggers.
Corporate networks are being infiltrated by the novel advanced persistent threat group UNC3524 to exfiltrate Microsoft Exchange emails from employees, reports BleepingComputer.
Israel-based operational technology cybersecurity startup Radiflow has been purchased by the Sabanci Group in a deal involving a $45 million initial payment, MSSP Alert reports.
This week’s breach roundup is led by a hack and patient data access reported by myNurse. The digital health company simultaneously announced it will end clinical operations, which officials say is unrelated to the security incident.
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