Data Security

Hackread reports that Coca-Cola and bottling partner Coca-Cola Europacific Partners were purportedly compromised by the Everest ransomware operation and Gehenna hacking group, respectively, in separate intrusions.

FTC said GoDaddy failed to prove it offered its 21 million customers adequate security.

TechCrunch reports that major U.S. telecommunications firms AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon were noted by Senate Intelligence Committee member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., to have failed to inform the Senate regarding federal surveillance requests on lawmakers' mobile devices despite being mandated to do so as part of their contracts.

Hackread reports that Facebook was claimed by threat actor "ByteBreaker" to have had 1.2 billion account details scraped following the exploitation of its API, with the actor sharing a sample data exposing 100,000 users' full names, usernames, birthdates, gender, phone numbers, email addresses, location, and unique identifier.

Security Affairs reports that leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase had data from 69,461 individuals confirmed to be compromised following a cyberattack, which was previously disclosed to have involved bribes to its overseas customer service support agents.

Massachusetts teen Matthew Lane has admitted guilt over his involvement in the massive attack against online education software provider PowerSchool in December, according to NBC News.

Major South Korean telecommunications provider SK Telecom was disclosed by the country's Ministry of Science and ICT to have had almost 26.69 million units of international mobile subscriber identity stolen following a data breach initially reported last month, according to The Korean Herald.