Breach

While takedowns are a help, security experts warn that the threat actor can still leak the stolen data.

VTEX a global e-commerce platform for over 3,500 online stores, including those of Nestle, Coca-Cola, Sony, Walmart, Mazda, and Samsung has inadvertently leaked the data of six million shoppers, according to Cybernews.

CRN reports that Avnet, a leading U.S. global electronic components distributor, has admitted having data from an internal sales tool used by its Europe, Middle East, and Africa operations stolen following a cloud storage breach.

Leading Japanese brewery company Asahi Group Holdings was claimed to have been breached by the Qilin ransomware gang in an attack that resulted in extensive data exfiltration, Infosecurity Magazine reports.

U.S. mission-critical radio manufacturer BK Technologies, which caters to police, fire, and defense clients, had some of its non-critical IT systems disrupted by a cyberattack last month, which did not impact its operations, according to The Register.

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TechCrunch reports that more than $2 billion worth of cryptocurrency has been stolen by North Korean state-backed threat actors by the end of the third quarter, which has already exceeded the previous annual record of $1.35 billion recorded in 2022.

Jaguar Land Rover has disclosed the gradual resumption of vehicle manufacturing after a major cyberattack last month forced the company to halt production worldwide, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.