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Sophos notifies customers of data exposure after database misconfiguration

Posted on November 26, 2020 by Dissent

Catalin Cimpanu reports: UK-based cyber-security vendor Sophos is currently notifying customers via email about a security breach the company suffered earlier this week. “On November 24, 2020, Sophos was advised of an access permission issue in a tool used to store information on customers who have contacted Sophos Support,” the company said in an email…

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Is Rand McNally just routinely “upgrading systems” or are they dealing with an attack?

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Dissent

A notice on their web site says that Rand McNally is upgrading their systems: Oh really?  Why didn’t their site just admit what they wrote in email: “Dear Valued Customer, Rand McNally recently discovered a disruption to certain portions of our computer network. We commenced an immediate investigation that included taking certain systems offline and…

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Danish news agency Ritzau rejects ransom demand after hacker attack

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Dissent

And yet another news agency gets hit with ransomware — this time, though, it’s a Danish one. Associated Press reports that Ritzau “rejected” the ransom demand, but it’s more than that — they wouldn’t even read it, it seems, taking the advice of their advisors. Ritzau CEO Lars Vesterloekke couldn’t say how big the ransom…

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Home Depot settles multi-state lawsuit stemming from 2014 breach

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Dissent

A number of states have issued press releases about how their state was part of a newly announced settlement stemming from a Home Depot breach in 2014. That breach has been covered quite a bit on this site already, as it resulted in a lot of litigation involving card issuers, credit unions, banks, and of…

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Post-Breach, Peatix Data Reportedly Found on Instagram, Telegram

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Dissent

Lindsey O’Donnell reports: Event-discovery application Peatix has disclosed a data breach, after ads for stolen user-account information were reportedly being circulated on Instagram and Telegram. In a data breach notice to affected users, Peatix said it learned on Nov. 9 that user account data had been improperly accessed. Read more on ThreatPost.

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Banijay Employee Data Potentially Breached After Super-Producer Falls Victim To Cyber Attack

Posted on November 24, 2020 by Dissent

Jake Kanter reports: Highly sensitive employee data, including bank account details and home addresses, may have been breached after super-producer Banijay was the victim of what could be a major hack late last week. Banijay, the company behind global hits including MasterChef and Big Brother, had its IT systems compromised by a bad actor demanding a ransom, potentially exposing the…

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