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Bleeping Computer
TikTok denies recent claims it was breached, and source code and user data were stolen, telling BleepingComputer that data posted to a hacking forum is "completely unrelated" to the company. [...]
Dark Reading
Researchers warned that cyberattackers will be probing the code for weaknesses to exploit later.
Graham Cluley
LastPass, the popular password manager trusted by millions of people around the world, has announced that it suffered a security breach two weeks ago that saw hackers break into its systems and steal information. Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.
The Hacker News
Password management service LastPass confirmed a security incident that resulted in the theft of certain source code and technical information. The security breach is said to have occurred two weeks ago, targeting its development environment. No customer data or encrypted passwords were accessed. “An unauthorized party gained access to portions of the LastPass development
The Register
Your passwords are still safe, biz says Internal source code and documents have been stolen from LastPass by a cyber-thief.…
Bleeping Computer
Password management firm LastPass was hacked last week, allowing threat actors to steal the company's source code and proprietary technical information. [...]
Dark Reading
Venafi investigation of 35 million Dark Web URLs shows macro-enabled ransomware widely available at bargain prices.
Bleeping Computer
A malware author released the source code of their info-stealer for free on hacking forums earlier this month, and security analysts already report observing several samples being deployed in the wild. [...]
The Hacker News
If one word could sum up the 2021 infosecurity year (well, actually three), it would be these: "supply chain attack". A software supply chain attack happens when hackers manipulate the code in third-party software components to compromise the 'downstream' applications that use them. In 2021, we have seen a dramatic rise in such attacks: high profile security incidents like the SolarWinds,
Dark Reading
Build security in up front to secure open source code at the foundational level. Apply security controls, have engineering teams test, do code review, and use attacker-centric behavioral analytics to mitigate threats.