Collaborate Disseminate
SuspectFile has a great read on the Anubis attack on Fairlife. Marco De Felice faithfully reports what Anubis claims in its exclusive communications with him, what Coca-Cola claims, and how the claims differ. One of the most striking statements detaile… Continue reading 500 Hosts, 1 TB and No Negotiation: Anubis Provides Details on the Fairlife Attack
NorthCentralPA reports: A group of legislators has introduced the bipartisan Rural Hospital Cybersecurity Enhancement Act to the House of Representatives with the intention to strengthen rural hospitals’ protection against cyber threats. The group incl… Continue reading Rep. Thompson brings bipartisan rural hospital cybersecurity act to House
Caroline Yaffa reports: The Wake County Board of Elections is suspending its use of a software vendor after it reported a possible cyberattack. There’s no evidence that voting machines, ballots, voter registration records or systems used to count votes… Continue reading NC: Possible cyberattack hits Wake election software vendor, leaving poll workers’ data exposed
CRPx0 made the news last month for its somewhat novel approach of offering free OnlyFans accounts to get victims to click links that would deploy its malware. Since August 7, when it launched a leak site on both the clear net and dark web, CRPx0 has l… Continue reading Time ran out for victims; CRPx0 puts data up for sale
The Information Commissioner (the Commissioner) recently issued a reprimand to ACRO Criminal Records Office for infringements of Articles 32(1), 32(1)(b) and 32(1)(d) of the UK GDPR. ACRO Criminal Records Office (ACRO) is a national police unit provid… Continue reading UK: ICO reprimands ACRO Criminal Records Office after data breach
Hyeon Ye-Seul reports: Personal information belonging to roughly 180,000 students, alumni and staff at Sogang University was exposed in a cyberattack, the university said Saturday. The university said it had confirmed signs that some data tied to its i… Continue reading KR: Sogang University data breach exposes 180,000 student, staff accounts
A recent report claims ransomware attacks on K-12 are down for the first half of 2026, while another news story’s headline today claims schools are becoming a new cybersecurity battleground. New? We don’t think it’s new. But the educa… Continue reading CISA Unveils New Cybersecurity Resources for K-12 Schools and Districts
Daryna Antoniuk reports: France’s tax authority has confirmed that hackers breached its information systems and extracted data on individuals and businesses. France’s Economy Ministry said late Thursday that an attacker gained unauthorized access to sy… Continue reading France investigates tax authority breach after hacker claims 600,000 victims
STILL, NHS? Martin Bagot reports: The NHS has admitted a data breach by sending patients’ personal information over pager devices. A BBC investigation found sensitive medical data of transplant patients was routinely sent over an unencrypted pager netw… Continue reading NHS admits data breach by sending patient data via pagers
Zack Whittaker reports: The U.S. government will for the first time allow vetted private companies to launch offensive cyber operations against international criminal gangs and hackers, the White House said on Wednesday. In a newly published presidenti… Continue reading In a first, US will allow some private firms to carry out cyberattacks