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Pl: Hackers have attacked a company that provides remote reading of water meters

Posted on August 15, 2022 by chum1ng0

Wojciech Karpieszuk reports that the Marymont Potok cooperative announced the attack on Thursday.  Machine translation: We don’t know what this entails, whether the data is safe, or whether the readings will be falsified,” says Mr. Janusz from Marymont. A customer notes that the switch to remote reading was supposed to prevent fraud, but if hackers…

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Lee County Emergency Medical Services notifies past customers of third-party security breach

Posted on August 15, 2022 by Dissent

Cape Coral Breeze reports: Lee County Emergency Medical Services reports that on Aug. 4 staff received notification of a customer data breach related to a previous third-party vendor responsible for ambulance billing services. Lee County EMS conducted business with a company called Intermedix Corporation for nearly 15 years, ending its vendor contract in September 2014….

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AT&T denies connection to database of 23 million SSNs, says it may be tied to credit agency breach

Posted on August 15, 2022 by Dissent

Jonathan Greig reported: Telecommunications giant AT&T denied any connection to a database of stolen information that included the Social Security numbers of 23 million Americans. First reported by Brian Krebs, Milwaukee cybersecurity company Hold Security said it found a 3.6 GB file on a dark web platform that contained Social Security numbers and information belonging to…

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USAA Must Face Lawsuit Over Driver’s License Disclosures

Posted on August 13, 2022 by Dissent

Samantha Hawkins reports: United Services Automobile Association must face claims that it disclosed individuals’ driver’s license numbers to cybercriminals, after a federal judge in Manhattan refused to dismiss the suit. Vincent Doland and Christine Mapes sued the insurance company under the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act and New York State General Business Law, claiming that cybercriminals used…

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Judge Investigates Alex Jones’ Legal Team After Sandy Hook Medical Records Are Leaked

Posted on August 13, 2022 by Dissent

Mary Papenfuss reports: The judge in a Sandy Hook defamation lawsuit against far-right conspiracy podcaster Alex Jones has launched an investigation of his legal team after the medical records of school parents were leaked. Medical and psychiatric records of some parents and relatives of the children killed in the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in…

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Lockbit, Hive, and BlackCat attack automotive supplier in triple ransomware attack

Posted on August 11, 2022 by Dissent

Linda Smith, Rajat Wason, and Syed Zaidi of Sophos write: In May 2022, an automotive supplier was hit with three separate ransomware attacks. All three threat actors abused the same misconfiguration – a firewall rule exposing Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) on a management server – but used different ransomware strains and tactics. The first ransomware…

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