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*About 5,000 Okta employees had their data accessed during a third-party data breach on October 12. The breach involved stolen information, including names, Social Security numbers, and medical insurance details of both current and former employees.
*The AP News website was down because of a DDoS attack. Only some pages and story links didn’t load, but the delivery to customers and mobile apps worked fine.
Google fixes Chrome Password Manager bug hiding credentials
India Confirms BSNL’s Data Breach, formed committee to investigate
Malware Attacks Increase 30% in First Half of 2024
New DNS Vulnerability “TuDoor” Threatens Internet Security
Acronis Urged Users to Patch Vulnerability
OpenAI to test search engine called SearchGPT
CISA Unveils advisories for Two Industrial Control Systems
Researchers unveil ConfusedFunction Vulnerability in Google Cloud Platform
BD CIRT published advisory on Web Application and Database Security
GitLab fixed six security flaws and recommends updating shortly
*MITRE has released version 14 of the ATT&CK framework. It includes improvements to detections and ICS and mobile matrices. The new version covers a total of 760 software, 143 activity groups, and 24 campaigns in enterprise, mobile, and ICS matrices.
*48 malicious packages were found in the npm repository. These packages can deploy a reverse shell on compromised systems. They used legitimate names to deceive users.
