Dating app OkCupid and its parent company Match Group Americas have reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, following the latter's lawsuit that claimed the company provided unauthorized access to its users' personal data, Cybernews reports.
Healthcare software firm CareCloud has disclosed the potential compromise of individuals' health records following the eight-hour breach of one of its EHR record environments, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.
Leading U.S. global security, defense, and aerospace contractor Lockheed Martin has 375 TB of data purportedly stolen from its systems by pro-Iran hacktivist collective APT Iran being offered for an exclusive buyout price of $598.5 million on the Threat Market dark web marketplace, HackRead reports.
The campaign, attributed to the Chinese cybercrime group Silver Fox, encompasses a wide range of applications including VPN clients, encrypted messengers, video conferencing tools, and e-commerce software.
Sterling Seacrest Pritchard, a leading U.S. private insurance brokerage and risk management firm, had data from 7,420 individuals compromised following the August breach of its email system, according to Cybernews.
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