November 14, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's going on in the cyber world today? 🚨 #CyberAlerts North Korean Lazarus Group Launches RustyAttr Malware Campaign Targeting macOS Source: Sharmine Low via Group-IB  Hamas-Linked WIRTE Escalates Cyber Attacks on Israel Amid Middle East Tensions Source: Check Point Research CISA Adds Five Vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog Source: CISA Bitdefender Offers Free Decryptor for ShrinkLocker Ransomware Victims Source: Martin Zugec via Bitdefender OvrC Cloud Platform Vulnerabilities Expose IoT Devices to Remote Code Execution Source: Uri Katz via Claroty 💥 #CyberIncidents Data on 122 Million People Leaked From DemandScience Platform Source: Troy Hunt Credential Stuffing Attack Hits Yonex Online Shop Exposes Personal Data of Customers Source: Yonex JewishCare New South Wales Suffers Major Breach Exposing Client Information Source: Daniel Croft via Cyber Daily Canadian Alberta Innovates Suffers Cyberattack Disrupting Services Source: Jack Farrell via Calgary Herald Teletama Hit With Cyberattack Exposing Personal Data of 39,000 Users Source: Teletama 📢 #CyberNews NIST Clears Vulnerability Backlog but Full Goal Unlikely by Year-End Source: NIST Apple Faces £3 Billion Lawsuit Over iCloud Monopoly and Overpricing in the UK Source: Natasha Lomas via TechCrunch NatWest Bans WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger for Internal Staff Communication Source: Ellen Jennings-Trace via TechRadar Ex-Air Guardsman Sentenced for Leaking Military Secrets on Social Media Source: US Department of Justice Zero Gravity Labs Secures $290 Million for Decentralized AI Operating System Source: Charged Ventures via X This Cyber Briefing is powered by https://911cyber.app  Get help from cybersecurity first responders today! Find the full stories at cybermaterial.com Or click here 👇 to read the summaries. https://911cyber.app/cyber-briefing #cyberbriefing #informationsecurity #Apple #Malware #Israel #CISA #Cloud #AI #WhatsApp #Facebook

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