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PA Senate passes bills aimed at ransomware, data breaches

Posted on January 19, 2022 by Dissent

AP reports: Pennsylvania’s state Senate passed a package of legislation on Wednesday aimed at preventing data security breaches and requiring victims and law enforcement officials to be notified when they do happen. The bills’ passage comes barely two weeks after the state’s unemployment compensation system acknowledged that hackers changed bank account information in some recipients’…

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If you are the threat actor(s) responsible for a Swiss contractor attack, please read this

Posted on January 19, 2022 by Dissent

If anyone knows anything about the attack described below, please contact me via Signal or via email (see the Contact page for both). You can also reach me on Telegram @DissentDoe. And if you are the threat actor and are willing to delete/purge the data, please get in touch.   Catalin Cimpanu made me aware of…

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A data breach that put 688,000 patients at risk just became … even worse

Posted on January 19, 2022 by Dissent

Q: What’s worse than a really bad data breach involving patient and employee data? A: A really bad data breach where the data gets leaked on the internet for everyone to grab for free. In June 2021, DataBreaches.net reached out to Sea Mar Community Health Centers in Washington to alert them to what appeared to…

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Hacker steals $200,000 through Multichain bug, offers to return 80% to victim

Posted on January 19, 2022 by Dissent

Tim Copeland reports: The ongoing exploitation of the cross-chain protocol Multichain has now totaled $1.5 million, according to ZenGo co-founder Tal Be’ery. A bug in the protocol is being exploited by multiple blockchain wallets, with either one hacker or many behind the attacks. One of the hackers, who has stolen $200,000 through this bug, has offered some remorse….

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UK: Gloucester Council cyber attack linked to Russian hackers

Posted on January 19, 2022 by Dissent

BBC reports: A cyber attack which has knocked out parts of a council website has been linked to the work of Russian hackers. Gloucester City Council became aware that its IT systems had been affected on 20 December last year. Since then, the council’s online revenue and benefits, planning and customer services have been affected….

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Moncler confirms ransomware attack and data breach

Posted on January 19, 2022 by Dissent

Sead Fadilpašić reports: Italian luxury fashion brand Moncler has confirmed it suffered a major ransomware attack that led to a data breach. In a press release, the company said that after the incident occurred in late December last year, it had received a ransomware demand, which it rejected, as it goes “against its founding principles”. As a…

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