
Information Security Buzz
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Information Security Buzz is a new resource that provides the best in breaking news for the industry. Aggregated from many credible sources, content is carefully selected to provide you with the latest threat trends, insights, practical solutions, hot topics and advice from around the globe.
Information Security Buzz
14h ago
A notice has been issued by the National Basketball Association (NBA) to inform its fans about a data breach incident that resulted in the theft of certain personal information. An email titled “Notice of Cybersecurity Incident” to an unspecified number of fans informing them that an unauthorized third party had obtained their name and email ..read more
Information Security Buzz
19h ago
Ferrari, a luxury automaker, admitted a data leak after hackers demanded a ransom. The event occurred last month, and the company is cooperating with law police to investigate. The Italian automaker said in a statement that the breach only involved a small number of workers’ personal information, which the attackers stole. According to the firm ..read more
Information Security Buzz
19h ago
This report shares key findings from the Mandiant zero-day exploitation investigation of 2022. A zero-day vulnerability, according to Mandiant, is one that was used in the real world before a fix was made available. Focusing on zero-day exploits used by named groups, this paper explores zero-day exploitation discovered in Mandiant’s original research, breach investigation findings ..read more
Information Security Buzz
2d ago
The Play ransomware group’s campaign, the most recent in a succession of strikes on the shipping sector, was proven to have affected the Dutch marine transport company Royal Dirkzwager. The company’s CEO, Joan Blaas, who acquired it in October after it declared bankruptcy the previous month, told The Record that the ransomware attack did not ..read more
Information Security Buzz
2d ago
Conor Brian Fitzpatrick, a 26-year-old native of New York, has been detained by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for running BreachForums. Hackers sell their stolen data and confidential information on this notorious cybercrime forum. Charges of computer crime, identity theft, and access device fraud led to Fitzpatrick’s detention. A dark web community called BreachForums ..read more
Information Security Buzz
2d ago
We rely primarily on technology to protect our sensitive data, including financial information, personal information, and corporate secrets, in the extremely digital world we live in today. Our personal and sensitive information is vulnerable to being obtained by evil people as technology is widely adopted. One of the methods used by hackers to gain access ..read more
Information Security Buzz
5d ago
A data breach at Independent Living Systems (ILS), a Miami-based supplier of healthcare administration and managed care solutions, exposed 4,226,508 people’s data. This year’s largest revealed healthcare data breach, according to the number of affected individuals. ILS owns and manages Florida Community Care, a network of long-term care providers serving Medicaid beneficiaries throughout the state ..read more
Information Security Buzz
5d ago
In response to international cybersecurity concerns, New Zealand has banned the video-sharing app Tiktok on any before the end of this month, gadgets with access to its parliament until. This makes New Zealand the most recent government to place limitations on Tiktok. Parliamentary office on Friday informed the country’s Lawmakers of the decision. According to ..read more
Information Security Buzz
5d ago
On Tuesday, Microsoft released a sizable number of software security updates and published advisories for two zero-day vulnerabilities that still threaten Windows OS users. The software giant from Redmond, Washington, released patches for at least 80 Windows problems and specifically mentioned CVE-2023-23397, a severe hole in Microsoft Outlook that has been used in zero-day assaults ..read more
Information Security Buzz
5d ago
The potential total financial damages as a result of cybercrime in 2022 increased from $6.9 billion in 2021 to roughly $10.2 billion, with a little reduction in the number of complaints made to the FBI. This information is only one of the key findings from the FBI’s 2022 Internet Crime Report, which was made public ..read more