Cybercrime, second huge cyber attack on Israel in two weeks
Crackers broke into the Voicenter servers and put on sale data on some 8,000 customers. Furthermore, the malicious hackers called them to increase pressure.
Cybercrime, personal info of over 7 million Israelis could be at risk
The hacker named Sangkancil claimed has hacked the CITY4U website, stealing the data, now on sale. The National Cyber Directorate investigates to verify the truthfulness.
Cybercrime, French official visa platform hit by a cyber attack
Almost 8,700 people involved. However, the information possibly stolen does should not include financial or sensitive data within the meaning of the GDPR.
Cybercrime, the U.S. Department of State has been hit by a cyber attack
There may have been a cybersecurity breach, the incident happened a couple of weeks ago.
Cybercrime, Saudi Arabia data is for sale on the web
ZeroX offers 1 TB of the Saudi Aramco stolen database on auction, while li3 info on Ministry of Energy employees. Pressure is mouting on Riyadh.
Cybercrime, data of 92% of LinkedIn users is for sale on the dark web
A hacker stole the information of 700 million profiles out of the total 756 million. It seems that the data breach happened thanks to the API.
Cybercrime, EMA anti Covid-19 vaccines data manipulated before leaking it
The EU Agency: Some of the correspondence stolen in the cyber attack has been manipulated in a way which could undermine trust in vaccines.
Cybercrime, EMA stolen data on COVID-19 vaccines leaked online
The EU Agency: Documents belonging to third parties have been released on the internet. The data breach was denounced in early December.
Cybercrime, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand suffered a data breach
The cybersecurity experts: Likely there are nation-state actors behind the attacks. Until now, there are no ransom request or claims for the attack.
Cybersecurity, ENISA draws up the top cyber threats for EU
The “Threat Landscape 2020” has just been released. Malware is in first place, followed by web-based attack and phishing. COVID-19 fuelled cyber aggressions.