Cyber Briefing - 2023.01.09

Hello World! It's January 9, 2023. Welcome to a new edition of Cyber Briefing by Cybermaterial  Let's review the latest cybersecurity alerts and incidents.  Cyber Alerts: Netgear warns users to patch recently fixed WiFi router bug. The flaw impacts multiple router models. Personal health information of 42 million  Americans leaked between 2016 and 2021.  The researchers documented 374 ransomware attacks on healthcare systems. Raspberry Robin Worm Evolves to Attack Financial and Insurance Sectors in Europe. The malware continues to evolve its post-exploitation capabilities while remaining under the radar. Ongoing Flipper Zero phishing attacks are targeting the cybersecurity community.  Threat actors are trying to steal their personal information by creating fake shops pretending to sell it. Critical flaws found in Ferrari, Mercedes, B M W, Porsche, and other carmakers. The vulnerabilities could have been exploited to perform a broad range of malicious activities, from unlocking cars to tracking them.  Cyber Incidents:  LockBit Group Claims Attack on Port of Lisbon. LockBit claimed it has stolen all data belonging to the Port of Lisbon.  Malaysian Agencies Investigate Alleged Breach Affecting 13 Million. The leaks reportedly involve data from Maybank, satellite broadcaster Astro and the Election Commission.  Top ERP Firm Exposing Half a Million Indian Job Seekers Data. An Elasticsearch server is currently exposing the personal data  Deezer admits data breach that potentially exposed over 220 million users' info. The leaked information included users’ dates of birth, email addresses, IP addresses and more. Data of 235 million Twitter users leaked online.  The leaked data can be used by threat actors to target the users of the platforms.  That's all for now.  This Cyber Briefing was brought to you by SAINT, your Artificial Intelligence Newscaster!  Thank you for listening . Stay tuned for our next cyber briefing! For more visit cybermaterial.com

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