Security Bulletin

Google’s warning in mid-May that the wave of attacks on retailers in Europe would expand to the U.S. has come to pass.

While the botnet may not be completely automated, it uses certain tactics when targeting devices that indicate that it may, at the very least, be semiautomated.

While the leak affected customer data, LexisNexis said in a notification letter that its products and systems were not compromised.

The FTC made a big step in requiring a comprehensive security program – here’s how to make it happen.

By integrating intelligent network policies, zero-trust principles, and AI-driven insights, enterprises can create a robust defense against the next generation of cyber threats.

Oregon has become the second state after Maryland to approve legislation prohibiting precise geolocation data sales, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

SiliconANGLE reports that one or more ransomware attacks have impacted 69% of organizations during the past 12 months, while over 25% disclosed being compromised in multiple intrusions over the same period.

More than 1.6 million files belonging to thousands of Etsy, Poshmark, Embroly, and TikTok shop customers, most of whom are located in the U.S., have been exposed as a result of a pair of unsecured Azure Blob Storage containers, Cybernews reports.

Cork Protocol, a decentralized finance platform, was estimated to have lost almost $12.1 million worth of Ethereum following an attack on Wednesday, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Cybernews reports that international Protestant Christian church and charitable organization Salvation Army was claimed to have been compromised by the Chaos ransomware gang.

Information from 38,000 University of Chicago Medicine Medical Group patients has been pilfered following a breach of third-party debt collection agency Nationwide Recovery Services last July, reports CBS News Chicago.

Major data brokerage firm LexisNexis Risk Solutions had information from over 364,000 individuals stolen following a Christmas cyberattack against GitHub, which the company uses for software development, according to TechCrunch.