Breach

U.S. Army soldier Cameron John Wagenius has been apprehended and charged by federal authorities over suspicion of exposing stolen AT&T and Verizon customer call records as the threat actor "Kiberphant0m," KrebsOnSecurity reports.

TechRadar reports that major French multinational IT firm Atos has dismissed a purported Space Bears ransomware attack even as it acknowledged being subjected to a cyberattack.

Security Affairs reports that numerous Italian websites — including those of the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Turin Transport Group, and the Linate and Malpensa airports — have been compromised as part of a distributed denial-of-service attack by pro-Russian hacktivist operation NoName057, which noted the intrusions to have been launched in retaliation of "Italian Russophobes."

Utah-based consumer electronics accessories manufacturer ZAGG had its customers' credit card details compromised following a breach of the third-party FreshClicks app available through software-as-a-service e-commerce platform provider BigCommerce, BleepingComputer reports.

Intergovernmental space exploration body European Space Agency had its online shop compromised with a malicious script triggering a bogus Stripe payment page that sought to exfiltrate payment card details and other sensitive customer details, reports BleepingComputer.

Texas-based McMurry University had data from almost 18,000 individuals compromised as a result of a June data breach, Cybernews reports.

Japan Airlines, the country's flag carrier, had over 20 domestic flights and some international trips delayed following a cyberattack, which also impacted ticket purchases and luggage services, Kyodo News reports.

The misconfigured database also included software development plans, timelines, client interactions, financial records, and communications among Builder.ai's employees.