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Nearly 39 Million Records Were Exposed Online by Legal Services and Technology Company
vpnMentor reports: Cybersecurity Researcher, Jeremiah Fowler, discovered and reported to vpnMentor about a non-password-protected database that contained 38.6 million records belonging to Rapid Legal — a legal support services company that offers court filing, process serving, and document retrieval services for law firms, legal departments, and self-represented litigants. The database contained court documents, service agreements, and payment […]
Impact: Over 6,000 operations and appointments delayed by London ransomware attack
More than 6,000 operations and appointments have been postponed at London hospitals affected by the Synnovis cyber attack, NHS England has confirmed. Digital Health reports that on 4 July 2024, NHSE published an update on the ransomware attack. The update indicated that 4,913 acute outpatient appointments and 1,391 elective procedures have been postponed at King’s […]
Hackers leak alleged Taylor Swift ticket barcodes, amp up Ticketmaster extortion — to no avail
It seems that those involved in hacking Snowflake customers like Ticketmaster took a second look at the data they acquired, did a little happy dance, and upped their extortion demands. They may have danced too soon. Bleeping Computer reports: Hackers have leaked what they claim is Ticketmaster barcode data for 166,000 Taylor Swift Eras Tour […]
ShinyHunters Leak 33M Twilio Authy Phone Numbers, Neiman Marcus and Truist Bank Data
HackRead reports that ShinyHunters has claimed responsibility for attacks on Twilio Authy, Neiman Marcus, and Truist Bank and has leaked data from all three. The infamous ShinyHunters hacking group, known for their recent Ticketmaster data breach, has struck again with a series of new attacks. This time, they have targeted Neiman Marcus, a renowned American luxury […]
Senator Grassley demands answers from CISA on Ivanti-enabled hack of sensitive systems
The Record reports: Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) on Wednesday sent Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Director Jen Easterly a stern letter seeking documentation and answers relating to a January hack of the agency’s Chemical Security Assessment Tool (CSAT) along with the breach of a second sensitive system. Grassley noted that the cyberattack led to “malicious activity” […]
Attack on TeamViewer did not reach production environment or customer data
On June 27, TeamViewer issued a statement stating that it had detected an irregularity in its internal corporate environment. The statement emphasized that the internal corporate environment is completely independent from its product environment. An update issued on June 28 stated that current findings pointed to an attack tied to the credentials of a standard […]
Lurie Children’s Hospital ransomware incident affected more than 791K people
In late January, Lurie Children’s Hospital took its phones, email, electronic health records system, and patient portal offline to deal with a ransomware attack. As a result, some patient care was disrupted or delayed. The hospital would not meet the threat actor’s demands for more than $3 million, and it wasn’t until a month later […]
‘I don’t see it happening’: CISA chief dismisses ban on ransomware payments
Despite some calls to ban ransomware payments in hopes that criminals will abandon financially motivated ransomware attacks, finding a way to get everyone to comply with any such ban has seemed challenging, to say the least, and there has been a lot of pushback. Now, one more expert with clout has suggested that the idea […]