July 18, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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Cisco Issues Patches for Critical On-Prem Smart Software Manager Flaw

Source: Cisco

MirrorFace Targets Japanese Organizations via its Internet-Facing Assets

Source: Shusei Tomonaga via JPCERT/CC

SAP AI Core Critical Vulnerabilities Could Expose Customer Data to Cyber Attacks

Source: Hillai Ben-Sasson via Wiz

Beware of The Latest Android BadPack Malware with a New Sneaky Trick Up its Sleeve

Source: Lee Wei Yeong via Palo Alto’s Unit42

Google Cloud Vulnerable to TE.0 HTTP Request Smuggling Flaw 

Source: Paolo Arnolfo, Guillermo Gregorio and _medusa_1_ via Bugcrowd

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WazirX Confirms Security Breach Involving $230M in Assets and Halts Operations

Source: WazirX

Fractal ID Suffers Data Breach Exposing Personal and Financial Data of Users 

Source: Fractal ID

Recruit Co. Confirms SUUMO Data Breach Compromising Employee Records Since 2007

Source: Recruit Co., Ltd

Colorado's Pueblo County School District Faces Breach Impacting Former Students 

Source: James Bartolo via The Pueblo Cheiftan

TV Doctors Michael Mosley and Hilary Jones Deepfaked to Promote Health Scams

Source: Joe Pinkstone via The Telegraph

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UK Government Set to Introduce New Cyber Security and Resilience Legislation

Source: UK Government

23andMe Reaches Settlement in 2023 Data Breach Class Action Lawsuit

Source: Ron Leuty via San Francisco Business Times

US Data Breach Victims Surge 1170% Annually Despite Fewer Incidents in Q2 2024

Source: Identity Theft Resource Center

Latest Study Finds Energy and Oil Sectors Hit Hard by Ransomware Surge 

Source: Sophos

Atturra Acquires Exent and Expands Strategic Advisory Services Across Australia

Source: Atturra

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