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SiliconAngle reports that cybersecurity firm Trustwave has entered a deal to be acquired by The Chertoff Group's affiliate growth equity fund MC2 Security Fund, the terms of which were not disclosed.

After adding 267,000 IT jobs in 2022, the U.S. only had an additional 700 jobs last year amid massive layoffs that were also accompanied by organizations' course correction after overhiring due to the pandemic and the increasing implementation of artificial intelligence in certain positions, The Register reports.

Fixes have been released by QNAP to address 12 security flaws, many of which are high-severity, impacting its various products, according to SecurityWeek.

Ransomware operation LockBit has admitted to being behind a cyberattack that disrupted the IT systems of healthcare system Capital Health, which operates hospitals and clinics in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, in November, BleepingComputer reports.

Global Christian inter-church organization World Council of Churches had all of its systems disrupted following a ransomware attack on Dec. 26, which the Lutheran World Foundation, one of its members, has confirmed to be related to an incident that has since been claimed by the Rhysida ransomware operation, according to The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Hacked YouTube channels leveraged for Lumma Stealer distribution Several YouTube channels have been compromised to enable the distribution of the Lumma Stealer information-stealing malware via videos purporting to share cracked versions of legitimate software, reports Hackread.

BleepingComputer reports that Netgear and Hyundai Middle East & Africa had their official accounts on X, formerly Twitter, compromised to facilitate the distribution of cryptocurrency wallet drainer malware.

Newly emergent stealthy remote access trojan Silver RAT has been aggressively marketed by suspected Syrian threat operation Anonymous Arabic across various social media and hacking sites, reports The Hacker News.

Significant supply chain compromise could be conducted against major IT and cryptocurrency organizations through a novel continuous integration/continuous delivery attack technique exploiting thousands of public GitHub repositories with malicious code injection issues, SecurityWeek reports.

As the investigation continues, the zoo reports that it does not store the credit card information of its guests.