August 16, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What are the latest cybersecurity alerts, incidents, and news?

🚨 #CyberAlerts

RansomHub Unleashes New EDR-Killing Tool to Bypasses Defenses

Source: Andreas Klopsch via Sophos

New Banshee Stealer Strikes Targeting macOS Browsers and Crypto Wallets

Source: Elastic Security Labs

Unfixed Microsoft Entra ID Flaw Allows Bypass of Hybrid Identity Authentication

Source: Cymulate

Russian Hackers Target Eastern Europe NGOs and Media in New Phishing Campaign

Source: Natalia Krapiva via Access Now

Google Pixel Devices Shipped with Vulnerable App Impacting Millions Globally

Source: iVerify

💥 #CyberIncidents

National Public Data Hack Leads to Leak of 2.9 Billion Records

Source: National Public Data

United Urology Group Hit With Data Breach Exposing Personal Information

Source: United Urology Group

UConn Health Breach Exposes Personal Information of Individuals in Connecticut

Source: UConn Health

TD Bank Employee in New Jersey Misuses Customer Data Affecting 41 ClientsSource: Office of The Maine Attorney General

CSC ServiceWorks Confirms 2023 Data Breach Affecting 35,000 Individuals

Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General

📢 #CyberNews

Federal Trade Commission Cracks Down on Fake Reviews and Social Media Manipulation

Source: Federal Trade Commission

US Lawmakers Call for Investigation into TP-Link Routers Over Security Concerns

Source: Alexandra Alper via Reuters

Kim Dotcom Loses 12-Year Battle to Block U.S. Deportation Over Copyright Case

Source: Charlotte Graham-McLay via Associated Press

Meta Shuts Down Misinformation Tracking Tool CrowdTangle Ignoring Criticism

Source: Meta

Ransomware Gangs Extort Over $450 Million in the First Half of 2024

Source: Puja Mahendru via Sophos

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