Security Bulletin

Caesars Entertainment disclosed that information from an undisclosed number of individuals, including 41,397 Maine residents, have been stolen following a ransomware attack by ALPHV/BlackCat affiliate Scattered Spider, according to The Register.

SiliconAngle reports that U.S. engineering firm and building materials producer Simpson Manufacturing had its IT infrastructure and apps disrupted as a result of a cyberattack.

Air Canada breach admitted by BianLian ransomware gang Air Canada had 210 GB of data claimed to be stolen by the BianLian ransomware operation during a recent data breach, BleepingComputer reports.

Data breaches have been reported by two-thirds of organizations with threat-based security measures over the past two years, while education continued to be one of the sectors most likely to be impacted by cyberattacks this year amid increasingly...

BleepingComputer reports that WordPress sites could be taken over by a new backdoor masquerading as a legitimate caching plugin.

The company has taken down its systems in an effort to determine the scope of the attack.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has been noted by Progress Software to have launched an investigation into the widespread hack of its MOVEit file transfer app, which has so far impacted 2,546 organizations and exposed information from...

Cofense researchers say new attacks with LinkedIn Smart Links target user email credentials mostly in the financial and manufacturing sectors.

Megjelent a SANS és a Nemzetbiztonsági Szakszolgálat Nemzeti Kibervédelmi Intézet közös kiadványának 2023. október havi száma, amelyben a szoftverek frissítésével foglalkozunk.

By working cooperatively, the West and Africa can mobilize to tackle nation-state-backed cyber threats.

I am excited for my first Partner Summit as leader of the Cisco EMEA Partner organisation. I cannot wait to meet with the Cisco EMEA leadership team and our amazing EMEA partners on a subject I am passionate about - how we are most definitely Greater...

Evasive malware disguised as a caching plugin allows attackers to create an admin account on a WordPress site, then take over and monetize sites at the expense of legitimate SEO and user privacy.