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Forces them to redo customer notifications.

Agencies rack up reportable data breaches in back half of 2020.

Identity Theft Resource Center®’s 2020 Annual Data Breach Report Reveals 19 Percent Decrease in Breaches Share Article In 2020, the number of individuals impacted by a data breach was down 66 percent from 2019; cybercriminals continue to shift away from mass attacks seeking consumer information and towards attacks aimed at businesses using stolen logins and passwords. The ITRC’s 2020 Data Breach Report shows that the number of individuals impacted is down 66 percent from 2019. "It is vital...

North Korea hackers targeted security researchers working on vulnerability research and development.

According to the authority, this violates the European Unions GDPR, or data protection rules, on valid consent that were introduced in May 2018.

Investigation poses questions for file transfer application vendor, governor Adrian Orr said

Financial data of 3.3 lakh Indian cryptocurrency users potentially leaked to dark web: Report The company BuyUCoin on the other hand has denied the breach and said it had conducted “routine testing with dummy data” in mid-2020. Representative image Financial information of 3.3 lakh Indian users of Cryptocurrency Exchange Company BuyUCoin have been leaked to the dark web by a hacker group called ShinyHunters on January 20, independent cybersecurity researcher Rajshekhar Rajaharia alleged. In...

Source: Reserve Bank of New Zealand Date: 22 January 2021 – As previously advised, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) recently experienced an illegal breach of a file transfer software application, Accellion FTA. For more detail see Our response to Data Breach page.   We advised on Monday 18 January that publication of some of our statistical releases are on hold while we work through the investigation and response to the breach.   This Stats Alert is to inform you the RBNZ wi...

Researchers Find MrbMiner Crypto-Mining Malware Linked to Iranian Software Company

The EMA says hackers changed some emails before releasing them online