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Aside from Advent International, Bain Capital, and EQT AB, KKR has also expressed wanting to take Trend Micro private, according to sources close to the matter.

Such an intrusion was claimed to have resulted in the erasure of user accounts and the locking of administrative accounts, with Tooda hackers alleging the release of Doxbin admins' personal information and a blacklist of individuals who had paid for the data to be removed from the site while threatening to expose a user database with almost 136,000 username and email pairs.

Such a database not only contained Wi-Fi network names and credentials, device IDs, IP addresses, and email addresses but also other sensitive logging, monitoring, and error records for IoT devices around the world, according to an investigation by cybersecurity researcher Jeremy Fowler published on vpnMentor.

Sault Tribe — which is the biggest federally-recognized Native American tribe in Michigan — not only had to cancel all scheduled primary care, radiology, and dental appointments but also stop gaming operations across all its Kewadin Casinos, as well as halt the processing of fishing and hunting licenses as a result of the attack, according to tribe officials.

Despite confirming that its China-based subsidiary Unimicron Technology (Shenzhen) Corp., had been disrupted by a ransomware intrusion on Jan. 30, Unimicron did not disclose being subjected to a data breach as it noted an ongoing investigation into the incident.

Attacks involved the delivery of malicious emails warning travelers of potential denied entry due to incomplete immigration requirements that include a link redirecting to a fake government portal-spoofing website facilitating login credential and payment data theft, a report from Cofense revealed.

After being exploited in Chinese cyberattacks since October 2023, the ThinkPHP Framework local file inclusion flaw, tracked as CVE-2022-47945, has been targeted by 572 unique IP addresses, according to an analysis from GreyNoise.

Initial compromise has been followed with either malicious JavaScript code injections for credential theft, LocalOlive web shell delivery for further payload retrieval, or remote access software distribution for additional compromise.

After establishing trust with targets through the spoofing of a South Korean government official, Kimsuky — also known as APT43, ARCHIPELAGO, Black Banshee, Velvet Chollima, and Thallium — proceeded to distribute spear-phishing emails with a PDF document and a link redirecting to a website with PowerShell and code execution instructions.