Top news of the week: 07.10.2022.
Ferrari says internal documents online, but no evidence of cyber attack
Ferrari said on Monday some internal documents had been posted online and the luxury sports carmaker was working to identify how this had happened.
SCADA Systems Involved in Many Breaches Suffered by US Ports, Terminals
SCADA systems were involved in many of the breaches suffered by ports and terminals in the United States, according to Jones Walker’s 2022 Ports and Terminals Cybersecurity Survey.
Former Uber Security Chief Found Guilty of Data Breach Coverup
Former Uber Chief Security Officer has been found guilty of hiding 2016 data breach from regulators in an attempt to cover up the incident.
This year’s biggest cyber threats
For the fifth year running, OpenText announced the Nastiest Malware of 2022, a ranking of the year’s biggest cyber threats.
Russia-Linked Cybercrime Group Hawks Combo of Malicious Services With LilithBot
The malware-as-a-service group Eternity is selling a one-stop shop for various malware modules it's been distributing individually via a subscription model on Telegram.
Why Don't CISOs Trust Their Employees?
Executives fear "malicious insiders" as top cyber threat to companies, research shows. Reasonable steps to secure and monitor systems may prevent reputational damage but are not enough.
Russia-linked cyber attack could cost Gloucester City Council £1m
Officers are working to fully restore services but costs continue to rise.
Bumblebee Malware Loader's Payloads Significantly Vary by Victim System
On some systems the malware drops infostealers and banking Trojans; on others it installs sophisticated post-compromise tools, new analysis shows.