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  • "Sysco Data Breach Exposes Customer, Employee Data"
    In an internal memo sent recently, global food distribution company Sysco revealed that it had suffered a data breach earlier in the year when sensitive data on customers, employees, and the business, was stolen by hackers.  The company said that it…
  • "New DownEx Malware Campaign Targets Central Asia"
    According to a report by Bitdefender, a previously undocumented malware campaign called DownEx has been targeting government institutions in Central Asia for cyber espionage. The first instance of the malware was discovered in 2022 during a highly…
  • "Toyota: Data on More Than 2 Million Vehicles in Japan Were at Risk in Decade-Long Breach"
    A decade-long data breach in Toyota's online service put information on more than 2 million vehicles at risk, the Japanese automaker announced. The problem with Toyota's cloud-based Connected service is limited to vehicles in Japan. According to Toyota,…
  • "Virginia Tech, George Mason University Partner to Develop Networking Infrastructure for Satellite Constellations"
    The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded $2 million to Virginia Tech and George Mason University to develop distributed, mobile space and terrestrial networking infrastructure for multi-constellation coexistence. This work will be done through…
  • "A Massive Data Breach Has Left Intel Scrambling For Solutions"
    A security breach in March robbed MSI of up to 1.5TB of sensitive data.  However, MSI is not the only company impacted.  As a result of the breach, Intel is now investigating a major leak of Intel Boot Guard keys.  The extent of the damage…
  • "The Internet of Things: Fire Sleuth, Fire Starter"
    A new study identifies multiple challenges associated with relying on Internet of Things (IoT) devices during investigations. Many IoT devices, for example, lack security controls. A determined adversary can configure IoT devices to generate a false…
  • "Manufacturers Targeted as Ransomware Victim Numbers Spike 27%"
    Security researchers at GuidePoint Security have discovered that the number of ransomware victims appearing on data leak sites surged by 27% year-on-year (YoY) in April to 354, with manufacturing the most impacted industry.  The researchers noted…
  • "Software Supply Chain Attacks Hit 61% of Firms"
    Security researchers at Capterra have discovered that more than three-fifths (61%) of US businesses have been directly impacted by a software supply chain threat over the past year.  The researchers polled 271 IT and IT security professionals to…
  • "A Flaw in the Essential 'Addons for Elementor' WordPress Plugin Poses 1M Sites at Risk of Hacking"
    The Essential Addons for Elementor WordPress plugin is a compilation of more than 90 creative elements and extensions that enable administrators to enhance the Elementor page-building experience. There are over one million active installations of the…
  • "New APT Group Red Stinger Targets Military and Critical Infrastructure in Eastern Europe"
    An Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) actor called Red Stinger has been targeting Eastern Europe. Malwarebytes disclosed that the APT's targets included military, transportation, and critical infrastructure entities, as well as those involved in the…
  • "Stealthier Version of Linux BPFDoor Malware Spotted in the Wild"
    Researchers have discovered a new, stealthier variant of the Linux malware called BPFDoor. It now has more robust encryption and reverse shell communications. BPFDoor is a backdoor malware that has been active since at least 2017 but was not discovered…
  • "Fraud Victims Risk More Than Money"
    According to Telesign, digital fraud has significant financial and psychological consequences for victims. In addition, digital fraud can significantly impact a company's brand perception and bottom. In the digital realm, trust is of paramount importance…