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Cyberattacks and data breaches are still happening, causing harm to organizations and their confidential information. Recently, Yakult was attacked and had 95GB of stolen data leaked. LoanCare, a subsidiary of Fidelity National Financial, also had a data breach affecting over one million people. In Michigan, a healthcare firm had a third-party breach that affected over one million patients. Read on to know more.
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> Europol and law enforcement agencies from 17 countries, together with ENISA, have informed 443 online merchants about digital skimmers being placed on their websites to steal customers’ credit card information.
> CyberAv3ngers hackers say they have stolen and are selling 1TB of data from Israel’s electricity infrastructure. The data is being sold on a platform called DAILY PARK WEB.
> The DragonForce threat group said they were behind the attacks on Yakult’s Australian and New Zealand branches. Yakult confirmed the incident after 95GB of data was leaked by the attackers.
> A new Android backdoor called Xamalicious has infected over 327,000 devices. McAfee found around 25 apps containing this threat, some of which have been active on the Google Play Store since 2020.
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