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FedScoop reports that the Food and Drug Administration has been recommended by the Government Accountability Office to update its five-year-old medical device cybersecurity agreement with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to better address cybersecurity vulnerabilities impacting heart monitors and other medical devices.

The U.S. Department of Defense has unveiled a proposed Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification rule that would require federal contractors to attain a particular cybersecurity level by contract awarding but would also enable the waiving of certain evaluation requirements involving federal contract information disclosure or creation, reports DefenseScoop.

TechCrunch reports that threat actors were able to exfiltrate almost $2 billion worth of cryptocurrency from various cyberattacks and heists this year.

Rockstar Games had the source code for its Grand Theft Auto 5 game reportedly exposed by Lapsus$ hacking group member "Phil" on a Telegram channel on Dec. 24, more than a year after the hacking operation compromised the video game publishing firm, reports Tom's Hardware.

Ransomware operation Rhysida has taken credit for launching a cyberattack against Jordan-based multi-specialty healthcare provider Abdali Hospital, resulting in the significant theft of sensitive data, according to Security Affairs.

Hackread reports that major European parking app operator EasyPark Group has confirmed being impacted by a cyberattack that resulted in customer data theft.

Cyberattack reported by Paramount, CBS parent U.S. mass media holding company and movie theater operator National Amusements, which counts Paramount and CBS as its subsidiaries, has disclosed that data from 82,128 individuals have been exfiltrated following a data breach last December, TechCrunch reports.

Michigan-based health system Corewell Health had almost 1 million patients' personal and medical data compromised following a breach of its vendor HealthEC, MLive reports.

Major U.S. loan subservicing service provider LoanCare has disclosed that data from more than 1.3 million of its customers had been compromised as a result of a cyberattack against its parent company Fidelity National Financial last month, which has been claimed by the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware operation, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.

Ransomware attacks last month saw the reemergence of the Carbanak banking malware, which has been strengthened with attack techniques and vendors, according to The Hacker News.