Collaborate Disseminate
Brian Krebs reports: A financially motivated data theft and extortion group is attempting to inject itself into the Iran war, unleashing a worm that spreads through poorly secured cloud services and wipes data on infected systems that use Iran’s time z… Continue reading ‘CanisterWorm’ Springs Wiper Attack Targeting Iran. But why?
Gary Fineout reports: Sen. Rick Scott is suing a major government contractor for damages after his tax returns were leaked along with other prominent and wealthy figures, including President Donald Trump. The Florida Republican on Monday filed a lawsu… Continue reading Florida senator sues Booz Allen over his leaked tax returns
The fallout from the massive Blackbaud breach is not over, it seems. Lydia Mills of Wiley Rein writes: Reversing the decision below, the Delaware Supreme Court held that a group of cyber liability insurers sufficiently pled a complaint for subrogation … Continue reading Delaware Supreme Court Reverses, Holds Cyber Insurers Sufficiently Pled Collective Subrogation Claim Resulting from Blackbaud Data Breach
Deeba Ahmed reports on some of TeamPCP’s dangerously effective recent activities: What Happened? The trouble began on 19 March 2026, when a hacking group calling themselves TeamPCP managed to break into Trivy, a popular tool used by developers to… Continue reading TeamPCP Hits Trivy, Checkmarx, and LiteLLM in Credential Theft Campaign
Eric Geller reports: Businesses need to think carefully about when they publicly blame a threat actor for a cyberattack, lest they invite unwanted consequences, experts said at a panel at the RSAC 2026 Conference here on Tuesday. “The rush to attribute… Continue reading Companies face difficult choices in blaming hackers for an attack
From a press release by Utimaco: 57% of respondents have not yet implemented a solution to address these concerns Post quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness shows an even wider gap: while 72% identify legacy data attacks as the greatest quantum issue, 7… Continue reading Utimaco Survey Finds 78% of US Companies Name Legacy Data Breaches the Top Gen AI Risk
Alex Stevensson reports: Thousands of devices owned by the Luxembourg public sector found to be infected with malware at the end of February have since been updated and secured, digitalisation minister Stéphanie Obertin has said. The security breach wa… Continue reading Malware on Luxembourg public sector devices was active for almost a month
Jonathan Greig reports: The popular anime streaming platform Crunchyroll confirmed on Monday evening that a batch of customer information leaked online over the weekend is legitimate. In a statement to Recorded Future News, a spokesperson for the compa… Continue reading Anime streaming giant Crunchyroll says hacker stole data related to customer service tickets
As posted by the Iranian news agency, WANA: The hacker group Handala announced that it has released 14 gigabytes of personal and highly confidential documents belonging to Tamir Pardo as proof of concept (PoC). A message from Handala that accompanies s… Continue reading Handala Hackers Alleges Massive Data Breach of Tamir Pardo, Former Mossad Chief
There was some understandable panic and concern in the k-12 sector when the ShinyHunters threat actors announced they had compromised and would leak data from edtech vendor Infinite Campus. Was this going to be another massive breach like the PowerScho… Continue reading Infinite Campus Security Incident Awareness: No Impact to Student Data According to Infinite Campus