Top news of the week: 09.11.2022.
SECURITY NEWS
SECURITY NEWS TikTok has now admitted, after denying last week, that Chinese staff can in fact read European TikTok data. Pressure is increasing across the US government to outright ban the ...
Threat group weaponizes employee trust with impersonation of healthcare software solutions
The Zeon threat group sent tens of thousands of targeted messages to healthcare providers in October, impersonating software solutions of big brand vendors, according to a Health-ISAC ...
Massachusetts AG finds failed security measures led to Georgia provider’s breach
Aveanna Healthcare in Georgia will pay Massachusetts $425,000, after that state’s investigation found the lack of proper security measures likely caused its healthcare data breach in 2019.
LATEST CYBERTHREATS AND ADVISORIES - November 4, 2022
Cyberattacks on Dropbox, Europe’s biggest copper producer and another Australian business make this week’s headlines. Here are the latest threats and advisories for the week of November 4, ...
~this week in security~
Plus: Fizz attempts to muzzle security researchers, FTC slaps Chegg for four breaches since 2017, and how two-factor works in Antarctica.
Microsoft accuses China of abusing vulnerability disclosure requirements
Microsoft accused state-backed hackers in China of abusing the country’s vulnerability disclosure requirements to develop zero-day exploits.
Cyberattack Causes Trains to Stop in Denmark
Trains stopped in Denmark over the weekend as a result of a cyberattack targeting an IT subcontractor.
More than 250 US news sites inject malware in possible supply chain attack
Proofpoint researchers disclose that Russia-linked TA569 injects SocGholish malware in what’s potentially a very serious supply chain attack.