November 26, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's the latest in the cyber world today?

🚨 #CyberAlerts

RomCom Exploits Firefox and Windows Zero-Day Flaws for Cyberattacks

Source: Damien Schaeffer and Romain Dumont via ESET

SpyLoan Apps Use Social Engineering to Steal Data and Exploit Vulnerable Users

Source: McAfee

Critical Flaw in WordPress Anti-Spam Plugin Exposes 200K Sites to Remote Hacking

Source: Istvan Marton via Wordfence

CISA Warns Agencies to Patch Critical Array Networks Flaw Amid Active Exploitation

Source: CISA

Critical QNAP Vulnerability Allows Remote Code Execution and System Compromise

Source: QNAP

💥 #CyberIncidents

Software Supplier Blue Yonder Hit by Ransomware Disrupting Starbucks Systems

Source: Blue Yonder

HDFC Life Insurance in India Hit With Breach Exposing Sensitive Information

Source: Times of India

England’s Arrowe Park Hospital Suffers Major Cyberattack Disrupting Operations

Source: Wirral University Teaching Hospital

Australian ATF Services Hit by INC Ransomware Gang Exposing 1TB of Data

Source: David Hollingworth via Cyber Daily

Japan's JR West Hotel Suffers Data Breach Exposing Customers to Phishing Attacks

Source: West Japan Railway Company

📢 #CyberNews

Intel Receives Over $7B for US Chip Manufacturing Under Biden's CHIPS Act

Source: US Department of Commerce

UK Businesses Lose £44 Billion Over Five Years Due to Cyberattacks and Data Theft

Source: Howden

Australian Banks Lag Behind US Counterparts in Email Scam Protection

Source: Proofpoint

New York Fines Geico and Travelers $11M for Breaches Involving Driver's Licenses

Source: New York State Department of Financial Services

Former Verizon Employee Sentenced for Sharing Secrets with Chinese Government

Source: US Department of Justice

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