News
Samsung notifies UK store customers of data breach
Samsung Electronics, a major South Korean multinational tech corporation, has notified some of its customers of a data breach that exposed their personal data to a hacker.
Read more about Samsung notifies UK store customers of data breach
Henry Schein data breach: banking details exposed
Global healthcare distributor Henry Schein has upgraded its October 15th “cyber incident” to a full-blown “data breach,” warning customers that sensitive data such as bank account and credit card information may have been compromised.
Read more about Henry Schein data breach: banking details exposed
Tyson Foods claimed by Snatch ransomware gang
Tyson Foods, the world’s second-largest chicken, beef, and pork processor, has apparently fallen victim to a ransomware attack.
Read more about Tyson Foods claimed by Snatch ransomware gang
Musicians can now license and monetize AI singers
New technology start-up Myvox has launched and is offering musicians the opportunity to license human-sounding AI singers for their songs. This is a legal alternative to vocal cloning.
Read more about Musicians can now license and monetize AI singers
FTC sues Amazon for operating unlawful online retail monopoly
The US Federal Trade Commission filed suit against Amazon.com, claiming the massive shopping platform has been using a multitude of shady tactics to strategically control the online marketplace, leading to an anti-competitive monopoly of power against its rivals.
Read more about FTC sues Amazon for operating unlawful online retail monopoly
ASVEL Basket confirms data breach
ASVEL Basket, a French basketball team headed by the former NBA star Tony Parker, said it learned about the incident from the media.
Read more about ASVEL Basket confirms data breach
Twitter whistleblower and noted hacker scooped up by Biden admin
One of America’s first recognized “white hat” hackers and more recent Twitter whistleblower, Peiter “Mudge” Zatko, has accepted the role of senior technical advisor for the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
Read more about Twitter whistleblower and noted hacker scooped up by Biden admin
Labor Day phishing threats rise as remote workers embrace holiday mode
US workers gearing up for the big Labor Day holiday weekend by ditching the office pose an increased security threat to their employers, according to a new survey.
Read more about Labor Day phishing threats rise as remote workers embrace holiday mode
Shutterfly, Discovery, AMC Theatres named in MOVEit attacks
Cybernews confirms Shutterfly as one of the latest victims impacted in the far-reaching hacks of the MOVEit file transfer system. Warner Bros. Discovery and AMC Theatres are also named.
Read more about Shutterfly, Discovery, AMC Theatres named in MOVEit attacks
International Criminal Court impacted by ongoing breach
The International Criminal Court (ICC) says it was hit by hackers last week in an ongoing cyberattack that is still under investigation.
Read more about International Criminal Court impacted by ongoing breach
SEC introduce a four-day deadline to report hacks
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will now require publicly traded companies to report major cyber incidents to investors within four days of a breach. Wall Street is also proposing new requirements for firms to disclose any AI-related trading conflicts of interest.
Read more about SEC introduce a four-day deadline to report hacks
Autonomous cars struggle to detect children or darker-skinned pedestrians
Research reveals significant unfairness in the choices made by driverless cars. This poses serious risks to the safety of vulnerable groups.
Read more about Autonomous cars struggle to detect children or darker-skinned pedestrians
Poll shows nearly half of Americans support TikTok ban
Almost half of adults living in the US support a ban on TikTok, according to a new nationwide online poll released Wednesday.
Read more about Poll shows nearly half of Americans support TikTok ban
Air Canada admits system breach, employee records exposed
Air Canada revealed Wednesday that its internal systems were breached in a recent cyber attack, and the hackers were able to gain unauthorized access to employee records.
Read more about Air Canada admits system breach, employee records exposed
China’s hackers target Tibetans, Uyghur, and Taiwanese
China-backed threat actors have been targeting mobile devices of Tibetans, Uyghur, and Taiwanese to harvest sensitive information. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been under the radar of human rights watchdogs for targeting these ethnic groups.
Read more about China’s hackers target Tibetans, Uyghur, and Taiwanese
Palestine is at the edge of ‘no internet’ sparking human rights concerns
The attacks on Palestinian communication systems and rapidly depleting fuel supplies could cause a full internet blackout, raising concerns among human rights organizations.
Read more about Palestine is at the edge of ‘no internet’ sparking human rights concerns
Feds launch probe into China's US gov email hack
US lawmakers have opened up an investigation into the recent email hack of several federal agencies suspected to be carried out by a Beijing-backed hacker group.
Read more about Feds launch probe into China's US gov email hack
Musk’s SpaceX sued by US over illegal hiring practices against migrants
The US government has filed suit against Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corporation (SpaceX) for allegedly discriminating against asylees and refugees who tried to work for the California-based company.
Read more about Musk’s SpaceX sued by US over illegal hiring practices against migrants
Nobel Prize winners names leaked before final decision
A trigger-happy Nobel Prize employee apparently hit send a bit too early this week, revealing the names of the 2023 award winners in Chemistry – before a final vote had even taken place, the prestigious institution said Wednesday.
Read more about Nobel Prize winners names leaked before final decision
Hunting and gathering: OpZero raises stakes in zero-day exploit market
OpZero, the shady Russian zero-day exploit broker, has struck again. It’s still fairly new as a player in the game, but the company has once more massively increased its payouts for top-tier mobile exploits.
Read more about Hunting and gathering: OpZero raises stakes in zero-day exploit market
