August 28, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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🚨 #CyberAlerts

CISA Flags Critical Apache OFBiz Vulnerability Amid Active Exploitation Reports

Source: CISA

BlackByte Ransomware Gang Debuts New Encryptor and Advanced Tactics

Source: James Nutland, Craig Jackson, Terryn Valikodath via Cisco Talos

New QR Code Phishing Campaign Uses Microsoft Sway to Steal Credentials

Source: Jan Michael Alcantara via Netskope

Eight Mobile Apps Expose Sensitive User Data Through Unencrypted Transmission

Source: Symantec

Critical SQL Injection Vulnerabilities Found in Fortra FileCatalyst Workflow

Source: Fortra

💥 #CyberIncidents

AMD Allegedly Hacked Again as Criminals Sell Stolen Data Online

Source:  Ellen Jennings-Trace via TechRadar

32 Million Documents Leaked from ServiceBridge Exposing Businesses

Source: Jeremiah Fowler via Website Planet

Georgia’s Legacy Capital Advisors Reports Breach Involving Employee Email Accounts

Source: Legacy Capital Advisors

Banham Poultry Factory in England Breached Exposing Staff Data

Source: Andy Trigg via BBC

California’s Cucamonga Valley Water District Hacked Disrupting Payments

Source: Cucamonga Valley Water District

📢 #CyberNews

Biden Administration Pressured Meta to Censor COVID-19 Content

Source: House Judiciary Committee via Facebook

Australia Announces New Cybersecurity Advisory Board to Support Uplift Plan

Source: Brandon How via InnovationAus

Malta’s Nationalist Party Urges End to Investigation of Young Ethical Hackers

Source: Matthew Farrugia via Malta Today

Check Point to Acquire Cyberint for Enhanced Threat Intelligence

Source: Check Point

Notion Announces Exit from Russia and Will Terminate All Accounts by September

Source: Notion

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