Major global tech distributor and service provider Ingram Micro had 3.5 TB of corporate data threatened to be exposed by the SafePay ransomware operation should it refuse to pay an undisclosed amount as ransom by August 1, The Register reports.
Seychelles Commercial Bank has disclosed the discovery and containment of a recent cyberattack that has resulted in the theft of its customers' personal information, following claims by its attacker, Security Affairs reports.
Forty percent of more than 500 data brokerage firms across California did not respond to requests for obtained user data, while most of the remaining firms made it difficult to access such information, indicating prevalent nonadherence to the state's Consumer Privacy Act that orders data brokers to comply with user opt-out or data deletion requests, CyberScoop reports.
Women-only dating safety platform Tea had a new database with 1.1 million private messages since 2023 exposed following the leak of its misconfigured Firebase storage bucket with more than 59 GB of data, including 72,000 images from individuals who have used the app before 2024, BleepingComputer reports.
As cyber threats evolve and perimeter defenses lose their effectiveness, identities, both human and machine, have become the primary targets for threat actors in today's zero trust security environment, according to IT Brief New Zealand.
Genea, Australia's third-largest IVF provider, has confirmed that sensitive patient data compromised in a February cyberattack has been published on the dark web, including medical histories, personal identifiers, and Medicare details, reports ABC News.
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