Blue Yonder, an AI-oriented supply chain management platform, has been attacked by threat actors. The breach, identified as a ransomware attack, happened on November 21st, 2024. The attack has resulted in a massive impact on the company’s major infrastructure, which it utilizes to offer premium services to its customer base.
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Just when the whole world is going gaga over the latest launch of iPhone 16 Pro, a piece of news stunned every Apple enthusiast. The voiceover feature of iPhone and iPad could read out passwords aloud, thereby raising serious privacy concerns. Although Apple has now patched the two bugs, Apple users are feeling a bit concerned about data safety.
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The FBI recently managed to dismantle a massive Chinese state-sponsored cyberattack in a joint operation. The hacker group, known by the name of Flax Typhoon, used a botnet to attack thousands of devices and gain access to the US and overseas data. The ultimate goal of the attack was to create disruption and steal sensitive data. The botnet primarily targeted devices such as digital video recorders, IoT gadgets, and routers, thereby making it a highly sophisticated network dedicated to carrying out malicious cyberattacks.
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Fortinet, a security vendor based in California, has recently released an official confirmation regarding a data breach. The hacker, known by the name of FortiBitch, has leaked 440GB worth of data on BreachForums. Fortinet believes that the data breach is not that big of a deal and has impacted only a ‘small number’ of Fortinet users.
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Do you own a sleek, stylish Google Pixel phone? Then you have to see this!
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Turkish language speakers are being targeted by a malicious Android program. This program is targeting them with the sole purpose of gaining access to users’ sensitive data.
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A sudden spike in the number of cyber scam incidents has led to panic among electricity consumers in Delhi, India. Power distribution companies or discoms have warned consumers to be highly vigilant while paying their bills online.
Recently, a Delhi-based doctor has been scammed by a similar cyber fraud. He clicked on a malicious link to pay his electricity bill and lost a staggering INR 6 lakh.
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Threat actors never fail to surprise us with their out-of-the-box ideas and this time also, it’s no different! An Aussie got arrested as he was trying to gain access to passengers’ data by creating a fake Wi-Fi access point.
The LockBit ransomware gang, known for its Russian connection, has just claimed to publish a huge cache file that it allegedly stole from the US Federal Reserve Central Banking System. LockBit published 21 different links that contain important files. These files seem to belong to the torrents, archived files, and parent directories of Evolve Bank and Trust. Here’s the catch- Evolve Bank and Trust was recently restricted for unethical and unsafe banking practices.
Cybercrime has penetrated deep into the corporate world. Even though corporate organizations and enterprises are doing their best to keep hackers at bay, the threat actors somehow manage to stay one step ahead.
Commuting from one place to another isn’t just time-consuming but can also feel heavy on your pocket. No, this is not about the rising prices of gasoline. In a serious turn of events, a new and alarming type of smishing incident has been sweeping across all the states of the USA.
There’s a new kid named CoralRaider in the block of Vietnamese cyber criminals. These cyber attackers have targeted Asian organizations and brands with the aim of gaining access to social media account details and sensitive user data. The specialty of CoralRaider lies in seamless data extraction through legitimate services and social engineering tactics.
Phishing scams have become commonplace and have intruded into our everyday lives in ways beyond our imagination. Commoners, as well as A-listers across the globe, have fallen prey to phishing scams.
Threat actors around the globe are in no mood to hold their horses back. They have been using all the tricks they have up their sleeves. From loopholes in modern technology to emotional persuasion, they try everything to break into someone’s bank account. Slightest negligence and BOOM- these fraudsters will gain access to your most sensitive details!
Hacking instances are rampant across the globe, and this time, the target is none other than the Federal Communications Commission or FCC. There’s a new kid on the block named CryptoChameleon, and this brand-new phishing kit is being used to attack the FCC employees. Basically, the threat actors are using CryptoChameleon to come up with SSO pages that resemble Okta to a great extent.
It came as a shocker when the former Director of Investigation at the esteemed National Crime Agency got sacked because of her “misconduct.” Touted as a “serious information security breach,” Nikki Holland’s careless actions had grave consequences in terms of her career.
Phishing attacks have become quite rampant over the last few decades. And the latest victim is none other than the esteemed co-founder of Nest Wallet- Bill Lou. He fell prey to a phishing scam whereby he lost a whopping $125,000.
Cybercriminals have always managed to stay ahead of the cyber security experts in terms of their ability to swiftly adapt to the everchanging technological dynamics. Phishing attacks are getting more sophisticated with time- thanks to the advent of artificial intelligence and its easy accessibility.
Threat actors deploy multiple vectors to launch their cyberattack campaigns. Learn about recent attacks involving email phishing, server compromise, and credential-stealing malware.
There is a significant rise in IPFS phishing attacks in 2023, causing a considerable stir in the digital landscape. Read on to learn about IPFS phishing attacks, including their types and modus operandi, and how to stay secure from their clutches.