Privacy and Security
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Don’t Let Your Staff Download These Browser Extensions Today, browser extensions are ubiquitous. But as a recent malicious campaign shows, they're also a cybersecurity nightmare. -
One of the World’s Largest IT Companies Has Suffered a Data Breach Ingram Micro, which serves thousands of businesses around the world, is reportedly the latest victim of threat group SafePay. -
Australian Airline Qantas Confirms Contact With Possible Hackers Hackers are claiming responsibility for the breach that saw the data of up to six million customers exposed. -
US Insurance Companies Are the New Cybersecurity Threat Target The specific concerns to keep an eye out for are social engineering attempts, likely aimed at help desks and call centers. -
Study: OpenAI Has Been Breached More Than 1000 Times The company behind ChatGPT has suffered a security breach 1,140 times, according to data from Cybernews. -
Amazon Partner United Natural Foods Hit by Cyberattack One of the largest food wholesale distributors in the US has suffered a data breach. Currently, the full impact is unclear. -
Millions of User Passwords at Risk Due to Linux Vulnerabilities Qualys has disclosed two vulnerabilities that could lead to the seizure of millions of passwords – and corporate catastrophe. -
Verizon Study: Data Breaches Involving Third Parties Are On The Rise Data breaches involving third parties are increasing year-on-year, according to new research from Verizon. -
Coinbase Forecasts Up To $400 Million Hit From Cyberattack Coinbase has reportedly suffered a data breach, putting sensitive customer data at risk. -
Cybersecurity Company CrowdStrike Announces Layoffs as CEO Praises AI CrowdStrike has revealed it's laying off employees to operate more efficiently and reach financial goals. -
Almost Half a Million People Impacted by Massive Data Breach Kelly Benefits has revealed that sensitive information belonging to more than 410,000 individuals has been compromised. -
Massive “Darcula” Credit Card Theft Operation Uncovered "Darcula" is one of the biggest credit card theft operations in living memory – and the result of "Phishing as a Service."