Collaborate Disseminate
WBAL reports: A Mississippi family is sharing their story for the first time after a cyberattack disrupted operations at a major hospital system in the middle of a lifesaving surgery. At the University of Mississippi Medical Center, patient Wade Watts … Continue reading Family of UMMC patient speaks out after cyberattack during lifesaving surgery
La Revue Technique reports: A cyberattack on a French Education Ministry HR system has exposed personal information tied to roughly 243,000 public education employees, most of them teachers, raising fears of targeted scams and identity fraud. French of… Continue reading 243,000 French Public School Employees Victims of Hack
The Daily Journal reports: Days after a cybersecurity breach that was “widely impacting city services,” the city of Foster City has moved its network offline, an action that disrupted its phone and email systems outside of emergency response, according… Continue reading Foster City goes offline after cybersecurity breach
Theresa Defino of the Health Care Compliance Association reports: Calling the proposal “unprecedented in its scope and lack of specificity,” CVS Health—owner of Aetna—is among a chorus of firms and organizations opposing a renewed effort by the Office … Continue reading Citing HIPAA, Groups Oppose Renewed Federal Plan to Amass Millions of Workers’ Health Data
A press release from the U.S. Department of Justice about a Russian initial access broker who pleaded guilty in November, 2025: A court in the Southern District of Indiana today sentenced a Russian citizen, Aleksei Volkov, to 81 months in prison for as… Continue reading Initial Access Broker sentenced to 81 months in prison for enabling Yanluowang ransomware gang
Nolan Keegan reports: Hackers are increasingly treating school districts like easy ATMs for personal data, and Bronx families are squarely in the crosshairs. A recent Turn To Tara segment on News 12 New York spotlighted a sharp jump in cyberattacks on … Continue reading Hackers increasingly target school districts
On January 2, while many were still greeting each other with “Happy New Year,” Wound Technology Network (“Woundtech”), a Florida-headquartered mobile wound treatment provider, was not off to a great start for the year. On or abo… Continue reading If threat actors gave you a chance to redact the patient data they hacked before they leak it, would you take them up on the offer? Read about the Woundtech incident.
He hasn’t attracted much attention or media coverage yet, and he doesn’t have any leak site or Telegram account. However, those reporting breaches involving patient data should note a threat actor known as “Stuckin2019” (or simp… Continue reading 3.7 Million Telehealth Patients Allegedly Affected By Two Recent Breaches
Catalin Cimpanu reports: GitHub is slowly becoming a very dangerous website as more and more threat actors are starting to use it to host and distribute malware disguised as legitimate software repositories. What started as an infrequent sighting in ea… Continue reading GitHub is starting to have a real malware problem
If you’re asking, “What MS-ISAC service?”, you’re not alone. Brianna Kudisch reports: A nationwide data breach exposing millions of K-12 students’ information, including kids in Cranford and Millburn. […] In November… Continue reading Hackers target schools, towns in alarming attacks. Why aren’t more using New Jersey’s MS-ISAC ybersecurity service?