Collaborate Disseminate
Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reports: A group of hacktivists calling themselves “Department of Peace” claimed to have hacked the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), leaking allegedly stolen documents online. On Sunday, the nonprofit transparency co… Continue reading Hacktivists claim to have hacked Homeland Security to release ICE contract data
Cassandre Coyer reports: A partial government shutdown threatens to further derail a key federal cybersecurity agency’s incident reporting rule—and delay answers that companies need to comply. The Department of Homeland Security shutdown, now entering … Continue reading Shutdown Stalls Compliance Plans for Cyber Breach Reporting Rule
Ashley Nyquist, Ashden Fein, Caleb Skeath, John Webster Leslie, Matthew Harden, Catherine McGrath, and Samar Amidi of Covington and Burling write: On January 28, 2026, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) published a new res… Continue reading CISA Releases New Guidance on Assembling Multi-Disciplinary Insider Threat Management Teams
Kyle Torpey reports: South Korea’s National Tax Service seized crypto assets during recent enforcement actions against 124 high-value tax evaders, but now, a large chunk of that crypto cash has been lost. The operation originally resulted in the … Continue reading South Korean Police Lose Seized Crypto By Posting Password Online
Hayley Steele and Gregory Szewczyk of Ballard Spahr write: A new bill introduced in Connecticut—Connecticut Senate Bill 117, An Act Concerning Breaches of Security Involving Electronic Personal Information—would create mandatory forensic examination re… Continue reading Connecticut Senate Bill Raises the Stakes on Data Breach Response
Andrea DeField and S. Alice Weeks of Hunton Andrews Kurth write: In the rarely litigated space of cyber insurance, the Northern District of Texas issued a win for cyber policyholders this week, offering a clear reminder to insurers that if they want to… Continue reading Court Refuses to Slice Up CiCi’s Cyber Extortion Coverage
The Jerusalem Post reports: As fighter jets and cruise missiles struck IRGC command centers, a parallel front reportedly paralyzed the Islamic Republic from within. Reports on Saturday, February 28, 2026, indicated that Iran entered an almost complete … Continue reading Israel plunges Iran into darkness with largest cyberattack in history during attack against Iran
In contrast to entities and courts that try to chill reporting, look at coverage of the Odido breach, where Dutch news outlets are not censored from informing the public about the scope of the breach. As seen on NL Times: A second batch of stolen custo… Continue reading Leaked Odido data exposes sensitive information
Lee Gyu-lee reports: Korea’s two major telecom companies, KT and LG Uplus, continue to grapple with the fallout over hacking incidents and data breaches that triggered customer departures and mounting pressure for tougher sanctions. KT has extended the… Continue reading KT, LG Uplus face lingering fallout over hacking incidents
Third-party vendors/business associates continue to be responsible for huge breaches involving patient data. Rébecca Frasquet and Chloé Rabs of AFP report: France’s health ministry said Friday that administrative details and medical notes on more… Continue reading Hackers steal medical details of 15 million in France