Hall County, GA ransomware attackers release 1GB+ of data, Hackers are exploiting unpatched Oracle WebLogic servers, Threat actors are still exploiting Zerologon flaw, Montreal hospital by a cyberattack This is a free email subscriber issue of Metacurity. This week paid subscribers received access to our first premium content offering, a
Iran's APT35 targeted security conference potential attendees, Juniper's NSA-requested backdoor was exploited by a foreign adversary, 20-year-old changed Florida governor's voter registration
Security firm leaks 19GB of sensitive data on Swedish parliament, Amazon fires employees who leaked customer data to third parties, Feds warn of North Korean hackers Kimsuky Hackers defaced Donald Trump’s website for about 30 minutes although it’s not clear if the hackers were foreign adversaries or cybercriminals.
Zoom's E2E is here, Surveillance start-up's male team used security cameras to make sexually explicit jokes about colleagues, Link previews can leak data, Oz media monitoring company hit by an attack The hacker who stole data from more than 40,000 patients at the Vastaamo
Also, cryptocurrency protocol Harvest Finance offers $100K to connect with hacker who led $24 million attack, Indian press agency hit with LockBit ransomware, Finnish psychotherapy clinic hacked (Plug plug plug. Today Metacurity has published its first post for paying subscribers—including our Patreon patrons—which lists the top 87 cybersecurity
Our first post for paid subscribers (including all our patrons on Patreon). We've winnowed down 150 cybersecurity podcasts down to about 87. Check out our table complete with links and RSS feeds.
Russia's Energetic Bear is blamed for a string of past high-profile cyberattacks on top of recent state and local government breaches, Louisiana National Guard called in to help with cyberattacks The U.S. government imposed sanctions against Russia’s State Research Center of the Russian Institute of
Russia's Energetic Bear hacked two-state and local gov't computer networks, UK backs EU in sanctioning GRU for Parliament hacks, Government confirms Iran behind spoofed Proud Boys threats Despite the Trump Administration’s efforts to cast Iran as an equal foe when it comes to cyberattacks,
Feds also say phishers posed as Proud Boys to scare Dems into voting for GOP, Law enforcement agencies across all 50 states have encrypted device unlocking tools, McAfee has gone public again
NSA warns of Chinese malicious activity, Sweden bans Huawei and ZTE, Pfizer exposes sensitive patient data, Many browsers features address bar spoofing flaw, Google issues Chrome fix and more
Microsoft top brand for phishers, GravityRAT is now multi-platform, Albion gaming platform breached, Instagram leaks of minors' data probed by data authority, NCSC urges Sharepoint patch and more (The biggest story of the day is yesterday’s massive indictment against alleged members of GRU’s Sandworm hacking group.
Group is responsible for bringing down Ukraine's power grid, launching the devastating NotPetya malware, conducting the Olympic Destroyer attacks and targeting Macron's campaign in France