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Bleeping Computer
The Raspberry Robin malware is now trying its hand at some trickery by dropping a fake payload to confuse researchers and evade detection when it detects it's being run within sandboxes and debugging tools. [...]
The Register
Datadog security researchers found the flaw before miscreants did Amazon Web Services (AWS) fixed a cross-tenant flaw in AWS AppSync that could allow miscreants to abuse that cloud service to assume identity and access management roles in other AWS accounts, and then gain access to and control over those resources. …
Graham Cluley
A ransomware gang has begun to publish data on the dark web stolen from Australia's largest health insurer Medibank. Curiously, the hackers have released details of insured customers, sorted into two files bearing the label "naughty-list" and "good-list." Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Graham Cluley
Embattled Australian health insurer Medibank says that it will not pay a ransom to cyber extortionists who stolen the personal data of almost ten million customers. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Hacker News
Australian health insurer Medibank today confirmed that personal data belonging to around 9.7 million of its current and former customers were accessed following a ransomware incident. The attack, according to the company, was detected in its IT network on October 12 in a manner that it said was "consistent with the precursors to a ransomware event," prompting it to isolate its systems, but not
Graham Cluley
Pendragon - the car dealership group which owns Evans Halshaw, CarStore, and Stratstone, and operates around 160 showrooms across the UK - has confirmed that its IT servers have been hacked by cybercriminals who claim to have stolen five per cent of its data.
Bleeping Computer
Pendragon Group, with more than 200 car dealerships in the U.K., was breached in a cyberattack from the LockBit ransomware gang, who allegedly demanded $60 million to decrypt files and not leak them. [...]
ZDNet Security
A company which provides 1.6 million people with drinking water says it has been targeted by cyber criminals -- who appear to mistakenly believe they've tapped into a different water supplier.
Dark Reading
International treaties could force nation-states to police bad actors within their borders to avoid penalties.