Major Swedish commercial vehicle manufacturer Scania has disclosed the theft of insurance claim documents stemming from the compromise of its financial services arm's systems late last month, following attack claims made by threat actor "hensi" last week, BleepingComputer reports.
BleepingComputer reports that all users of the German free privacy-focused email hosting server Cock.li since 2016 amounting to more than 1 million individuals were confirmed to have had their information compromised following a breach stemming from the exploitation of vulnerabilities impacting its deprecated Roundcube webmail platform.
As companies adopt hybrid and multicloud systems, set to dominate by 2027, according to Gartner, the complexity of securing dispersed data becomes a major concern.
Major Swedish commercial vehicle manufacturer Scania had its corporate insurance arm, Scania Financial Services, allegedly compromised by the threat actor "hensi" in an attack that resulted in the exfiltration of 34,000 confidential files, reports Cybernews.
SecurityWeek reports that Irish multinational eyecare technology firm Ocuco had information from over 240,000 individuals stolen following a data breach.
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