September 12, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's going on in the cyber world today?

🚨 #CyberAlerts

DragonRank Search Engine Optimization Campaign Targeting IIS Servers

Source: Joey Chen via Cisco Talos

TrickMo Android Banking Malware Steals Login Credentials Using Advanced Tactics

Source: Cleafy

Lazarus Group Exploits Fake Coding Tests to Spread Malware Among Developers

Source: Karlo Zanki via Reversing Labs

GitLab Releases Patches for Severe Vulnerabilities in Multiple Versions

Source: GitLab

Adobe Releases Patch for Critical Acrobat Reader Zero-Day Exploit

Source: Adobe

💥 #CyberIncidents

Fortinet Suffers Third-Party Data Breach Affecting Asia-Pacific Customers

Source: Daniel Croft via Cyber Daily

US-China Tensions Ignite Cyber Attack on Pacific Islands Forum

Source: Ryland James via The Jakarta Post

Kobe Steel Health Insurance Association Reports Breach Due to Ransomware Attack

Source: Kobe Steel Health Insurance Association

Yamato Holdings Suffers Breach After Unauthorized Access to Singapore Server

Source: Yamato Holdings

Pontifical University of Salamanca in Spain Hit by Breach Exposing Student Data

Source: Salamanca Hoy

📢 #CyberNews

TD Bank Fined $28 Million for Sharing Inaccurate Credit Data with Major Credit Bureaus

Source: US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Pacific Nations Strengthen Cybersecurity to Combat Regional Threats

Source: Melina Etches via Cook Island News

Beijing Expands Data Security with New Regulations for Domestic and Global Data

Source: Matthew Johnson via The Jamestown Foundation

Singapore Police Uncover and Arrest Members of Global Cybercrime Syndicate

Source: Singapore Police Force

Meta Criticized for Scraping Australian User Data for AI Without Opt-Out Option

Source: Daniel Croft via Cyber Daily

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