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Cyberattack on British retailer Co-op shaved about $275 million from revenues, company says
The Record reports: The Co-op retail chain took a £206 million (about $274 million) hit to its revenues due to a cyberattack in April that led to empty store shelves and the theft of customer data. The attack was one of several high-profile incidents in the spring affecting U.K. businesses, including the retail giant Marks & Spencer […]
Houston at Ground Zero: Defending America’s Critical Infrastructure From Cyber Threats
Alamdar Hamdani of Bracewell LLP writes: Transcript: Fifteen years ago, I was part of a DOJ team working to bring Al Qaeda terrorists to justice. Today, as a former US Attorney now in private practice, I’m helping Houston companies fight a different kind of enemy—one that targets our critical infrastructure from behind keyboards across the […]
Google: Brickstorm malware used to steal U.S. orgs’ data for over a year
Bleeping Computer reports: Suspected Chinese hackers have used the Brickstorm malware in long-term persistence espionage operations against U.S. organizations in the technology and legal sectors. Brickstorm is a Go-based backdoor documented by Google in April 2024 following China-related intrusions that spawned from various edge devices and remained undetected in the victim environment for more than a year, […]
Goshen Medical Center Notifies 456,000 Individuals About Hacking Incident
The HIPAA Journal reports: Goshen Medical Center, a federally qualified healthcare organization serving patients in eastern North Carolina, is notifying 456,385 individuals about a recent security incident that exposed some of their personal and protected health information. Suspicious activity was identified within its computer systems on March 4, 2025. Third-party cybersecurity specialists were engaged to investigate […]
Medical Associates of Brevard notifies 246,711 patients after cyberattack
DataBreaches.net reports: On January 23, 2025, the Bian Lian ransomware gang added the Medical Associates of Brevard (“MAB”) to its dark web leak site. At the time, they listed the types of data they claimed to have acquired, but did not provide any screenshots or proof of claims. Months later, BianLian went offline. What happened […]
Secret Service foils massive plot to cripple NYC cell network and threaten UN General Assembly
The NY Post reports: A massive illegal electronic device network capable of crippling cell towers and jamming 911 calls across New York City was uncovered by the Secret Service — just as world leaders prepared to descend on Manhattan for the UN General Assembly, officials said Tuesday. Investigators discovered the trove of devices — including […]
Auto giant Stellantis investigating data breach following ‘unauthorized access’
The Record reports: The multinational carmaker Stellantis said unauthorized access to a third-party provider’s platform resulted in the potential exposure of customer data. In a statement released on Sunday, the company said the incident affected a provider supporting the North American branch’s customer service. “The personal information involved was limited to contact information,” Stellantis said. “Importantly, the […]
European airports struggle to fix check-in glitch after cyberattack
We wouldn’t call this a “glitch.” It appears to have been a ransomware attack on Collins Aerospace, although there has been no announcement as to who is responsible for the attack and whether any ransom demand has been received. Reuters reports: Some of Europe’s biggest airports battled to restore normal operations on Sunday after hackers […]