Hackread reports that the nascent SatanLock ransomware gang, which has immediately gained prominence after compromising 67 organizations weeks after its emergence in early April, has decided to expose data pilfered from all its victims as it announced the imminent cessation of its operations.
Reuters reports that leading South Korean telecommunications provider SK Telecom has been ordered by the country's Ministry of Science and ICT to pay an almost $22,000 fine and implement security measures every quarter following a cyberattack disclosed in April that compromised 26.96 million universal subscriber identity module cards.
Online applicant tracking platform TalentHook had almost 26 million files, most of which are CVs belonging to U.S. job seekers, accidentally leaked by an unsecured Azure Blob storage container, according to Cybernews.
Security Affairs reports that major Brazilian recruitment and selection service platform CIEE One was discovered by Resecurity to have had 248,725 records belonging to businesses and trainees exfiltrated and later exposed by the financially motivated underground data broker "888".
California-based technology startup incubator IdeaLab has confirmed the theft of data belonging to current and former employees, support service contractors, and their dependents following a Hunters International ransomware attack in October, reports BleepingComputer.
Officials at Virginia's Gloucester County reported that 3,527 current and former employees had their personal data exfiltrated following an April ransomware attack claimed by the BlackSuit ransomware operation, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.
Major Spanish multinational telecommunications company Telefnica had 106 GB of data allegedly stolen from its systems in late May threatened to be exposed by Hellcat ransomware gang member "Rey," who has already leaked a 2.6 GB archive containing more than 20,000 files, BleepingComputer reports.
