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Healthcare entities in Saudi Arabia, Illinois, and Mississippi fall prey to Xing Team

Posted on June 11, 2021 by Dissent

Note: updates to the breaches included in this report appear below the original post. Some threat actors have gained a lot of notoriety while others are lesser known. In this article, DataBreaches.net reports on a relatively unknown group that has been hitting the healthcare sector, “Xing Team.” Like other groups, Xing maintains a dedicated leak…

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Fr: Camaïeu retailer and municipality of Pont-Saint-Esprit by security incidents

Posted on June 10, 2021 by chum1ng0

Marc Grosclaude of La Voix du Nord reports that retailer Camaïeu was hit by a cyberattack that has left it with stocks running low and difficulty in replenishing stock with computer systems affected. Quotes below are machine translations from the original French.   “We don’t really know what’s going on,” admits a saleswoman from a…

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NY: Arnoff Moving & Storage data breach revealed customer information: What we know

Posted on June 10, 2021 by Dissent

Saba Ali reports: Arnoff Moving & Storage customers may have had their data stolen by hackers as part of a breach, the company said. The company could not say how many customers may have been impacted, how long ago the data may be from, or if the breach was limited to its regional Mid Hudson…

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ASEAN companies still targeted by ALTDOS threat actors

Posted on June 9, 2021 by Dissent

In December of 2020, DataBreaches.net reported on a threat actor (or actors) calling themself “ALTDOS” who had attacked a Thai securities trading firm, Country Group Securities (CGSEC) .  CGSEC wasn’t the only Thai entity they attacked, and within weeks, they had attacked MonoNext and 3BB, subsidiaries of Jasmine International.  Angered by the entities’ response or lack of response to…

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Some City University of New York data found on dark web market

Posted on June 9, 2021 by Dissent

One of the newer leak markets is Marketo. Marketo claims, “We put up for sale network accesses and passwords of networks of companies that do not contact us.”  They also maintain a Telegram channel where they elaborate on their service: We are an independent marketplace for free placement and sale of data stolen by hackers….

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CA: Victor Valley Union High School District

Posted on June 9, 2021 by Dissent

On February 26, Victor Valley Union High School District was infected with malware.  This week, they are first sending out mailed notifications to employees. A copy of their template, submitted to the California Attorney General’s Office on June explains: What Happened? On February 26, 2021, some of the District’s computer systems were infected with malware…

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