October 15, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's the latest in the cyber world today? 🚨 #CyberAlerts New Supply Chain Attacks Target Entry Points in Open-Source Ecosystems Source: Elad Rapoport and Yehuda Gelb via Checkmarx Jetpack Plugin Fixes Critical Vulnerability Impacting 28 Million WordPress Sites Source: Jetpack New CounterSEVeillance and TDXDown Attacks Exploit Trusted Execution Environments Source:  Stefan Gast North Korean Hackers Deploy New Linux FASTCash Malware to Steal ATM Funds Source: haxrob via Doubleagent Multiple Splunk Enterprise Vulnerabilities Enable Remote Code Execution Source: Splunk 💥 #CyberIncidents Game Freak Hit With Cyberattack Leaking Source Code and Employee Data Source: Tom Richardson via BBC Funlab Hit With Ransomware by Lynx Gang Potentially Compromising Employee Data Source:  David Hollingworth via Cyber Daily Varsity Brands Suffers Breach Exposing Personal Information of 66,000 Individuals Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General Red House Data Breach Compromises Sensitive Employee and Customer Information Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General Gryphon Healthcare Hack Exposes Personal Data of Nearly 400,000 Patients Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General 📢 #CyberNews Most EU Nations Unprepared to Meet NIS2 Cybersecurity Deadline Source: Brian O'Donovan via RTE News Australian Government Reviews AI's Impact on Consumer Law Amid Growing Adoption Source: Daniel Croft via Cyber Daily Hong Kong Police Arrest 27 in $46 Million Deepfake Crypto Romance Scam Operation Source: DotDot News Hampshire Law Firm Levales Solicitors Sanctioned for Security Lapses Post Breach Source: John Hyde via The Law Society Gazette European Startup Stoïk Raises $27 Million to Enhance Cyber Insurance Source: Stefano De Marzo via EU-Startups 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 #Malware #Jetpack #Wordpress #ATM #EU #Australia #Deepfake

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