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Bleeping Computer
The Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine and two of the country's state-owned banks, Privatbank (Ukraine's largest bank) and Oschadbank (the State Savings Bank), are being hammered by Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks. [...]
ZDNet Security
More than 250,000 professionals in Washington State may have had their information exposed during an incident involving the Washington State Department of Licensing database.
Bleeping Computer
American media and publishing giant News Corp has disclosed today that it was the target of a "persistent" cyberattack. The attack discovered sometime this January, reportedly allowed threat actors to access emails and documents of some News Corp employees, including journalists. [...]
Bleeping Computer
A state-backed Chinese APT actor tracked as 'Antlion' has been using a new custom backdoor called 'xPack' against financial organizations and manufacturing companies. [...]
The Register
Two companies owned by Hamburg-based company fuel group Marquard & Bahls are battling cyberattackers, with loading and unloading systems at the German arm of petrol tank terminal provider Oiltanking affected.…
ZDNet Security
MuddyWater is impersonating the Turkish Health and Interior Ministries to sink its claws into victim networks.
Graham Cluley
Four US states have launched a law suit against Google, claiming that the technology giant continued to track users' location, even when they users had asked it not to.
ZDNet Security
The Red Cross said it was "willing to communicate directly and confidentially with whoever may be responsible for this operation."
Bleeping Computer
Hackers believed to be part of the Iranian APT35 state-backed group (aka 'Charming Kitten' or 'Phosphorus') has been observed leveraging Log4Shell attacks to drop a new PowerShell backdoor. [...]