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A Chinese hacking group dubbed "Twisted Panda" used sanctions baits to attack and spy on Russian defense institutes

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US car manufacturer GM disclosed that it was the victim of a credential stuffing attack last month that exposed customer information and allowed hackers to redeem rewards points for gift cards.

Federal Trade Commission’s Team CTO and the Division of Privacy and Identity Protection published a blog, Security Beyond Prevention: The Importance of Effective Breach Disclosures.Post stresses the importance of strong incident detection and response processes.

Fronton: Russian IoT Botnet Designed to Run Social Media Disinformation Campaigns

In total, 495,448 student and 56,138 employee records from Chicago Public Schools were accessed from 2015-16 through 2018-2019 school years.

North Korean-backed Lazarus hacker group has been observed exploiting the Log4Shell vulnerability in VMware Horizon servers.

Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has revealed that nearly half a million students and over 50,000 staff members have fallen prey to a massive data breach involving the theft of personal information via a ransomware attack.

Google researchers have pointed fingers at spyware company Cytrox for developing exploits for 5 zero-day vulnerabilities to hack Android users.

Names, addresses, and driver's license data were exposed in the breach, though it doesn't appear to include the data of migrants.