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Two people whose personal information was compromised in a data breach at Rhode Island’s public bus service that affected about 22,000 people sued the agency and a health insurer on Tuesday seeking monetary damages and answers.

Medibank has revealed the cyber attack it suffered last week is worse than initially thought, with records from its own customers believed to be among the stolen data.

Cybercriminals used two point-of-sale malware strains (POS) to steal the details of more than 167,000 credit cards worth nearly $3.34 million.

Drizly and its CEO are facing administrative orders from FTC. The Fair Trade Commission is planning to penalize Drizly and its CEO James Cory Rellas over a data breach that exposed 2.

The Federal Trade Commission seeks enforcement actions against Drizly and its CEO over the 2020 data breach.

Medibank CEO said the company is acting as if all customers are affected by the recent data breach. Medibank, an Australian health insurance provider, has disclosed that more clients than first anticipated had been impacted by the security breach, with the CEO stating the firm is proceeding on the notion that all customers are affected.

Researchers uncover details of two Windows event log vulnerabilities, dubbed LogCrusher and OverLog.

The Australian health insurer says recent cyberattack impacts data of more customers than initially thought.

The FTC announced a complaint and consent agreement with Drizly for the failure to implement reasonable information security practices. The failure to employ reasonable security practices was unfair according to the FTC. Data protection is an enforcement priority for regulators.

SideWinder APT hackers compromised the official website of Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority to deliver a new tailored malware.