Your Password Manager Says ‘Change Everything’ but Won’t Say Why: A Step-by-Step Plan for mSecure Users
Imagine opening an email from the company that holds every password you own and being told to protect “all confidential...
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Nearly a Year Later, Harvard’s Alumni and Donor Breach Finally Has a Number: 851,000 Email Addresses
When Harvard University disclosed a break-in at its Alumni Affairs and Development systems last November, it did not say how...
One Supplier, Many Airlines: The Amadeus Booking Breach Keeps Growing
Most travelers have never heard of Amadeus, yet it sits behind the reservations, ticketing and check-in systems of a large...
Chainalysis Says an AI-Driven Attacker Got Into Its Internal Tools: What Was Taken, What Was Not, and What Is Still Unclear
Chainalysis builds blockchain analytics tools that police, government agencies, crypto exchanges and banks use to follow money through cryptocurrency transactions....
All Three Links Now Patched: How the Ivanti Connect Secure Attack Chain Went From Zero-Day to Full Fix, and What the Attackers Were After
Earlier this month, Ivanti Connect Secure customers learned that attackers had a way into their VPN gateways that needed no...
Twenty Minutes, Ten Blockchains, $6.3 Billion: Binance Says the Biggest Crypto Theft on Record May Have Started on One Engineer’s Laptop
At 20:05 UTC on Thursday, October 29, which was just after 4 p.m. on the U.S. East Coast, money started...
Sony’s Internet Provider So-net Loses 2.6 Million Subscriber Records, and 54,000 Email Passwords Went With Them
The intruder was inside for four days before anyone noticed. When Sony Network Communications, the Sony Group company that runs...
‘Unplug Your PC by Noon’: Inside GMO’s Week-Long Fight With the Hackers Behind Its Desktop Cloud Breach
It is not often that a hosting provider asks customers to physically pull the plug on their own computers. That...
Australia’s Cyber Agency Broke Into an Amadey Malware Operation and Cut Off 180,000 Infected Computers. Why That Is Not the End of the Story for Victims
Somewhere among roughly 180,000 computers around the world, a criminal’s malware went quiet. The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), the country’s...
Japanese Companies Are Now Paying Customers After Cyberattacks: Your Questions on GMO, Park24 and the Bill That Follows a Breach
When a company is hacked, the costs most people think of are the ransom demand and the cleanup. A run...
