A hacker who is apart of the collective Dark Web Goons, @irBreShiE a few days announced a leak from a breached website, how ever that leak was removed almost instantly by pastebin administration and no cache was left. Since then @irBreShiE has uploaded it again which has given me a chance to check it out. The leak…
Category: Breach Incidents
Over 100 Zaxby’s franchises may have had customer credit card data stolen
If you eat at Zaxby’s, you should check to see if your location is affected/ by a security breach. Yesterday, the chain announced that some of their stores (108, so far, by their list) had suspicious files found on their systems that may have exfiltrated customer credit and debit card info. Although the press release does…
Stolen Florida Dept. of Juvenile Justice device contained records of more than 100,000 youth and employees
The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice says it “strives to increase public safety by reducing juvenile delinquency, strengthening families and turning around the lives of troubled youth.” Creating more trouble for youth and their families is obviously not part of their mission, yet that’s what may have happened. From a press release they issued yesterday:…
Exposed Vulnerabilities on Sony Servers by @XTnR3v0LT
Once again media giant Sony has come in sight and under attack by a hacker. This time hacker @XTnR3v0LT has found XSS Vulnerabilities on several Sony based sites and subdomains. XTnR3v0LT announced this today and there has been a claim of one on Sony’s main website (sony.com) but that has not been exposed as it was reported to them for reward. > @cyber_war_news…
Move over SCDOR. Make room for Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.
Human Resources and Skills Development Canada seems to be vying for a spot on the wall of shame. Last month, they disclosed that an employee had lost an unencrypted USB drive with 5,000 Canadians’ social insurance numbers, medical records, and other information. Even normally mild-mannered and polite Canadians got upset over that one. Now today, when…
On the wall of shame, SCDOR’s breach should rank embarrassingly high
Embarrassing reminders about the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) breach continue. The Associated Press reports on testimony in yesterday’s hearing by the state’s House oversight panel: Revenue has been criticized for not using the state information technology division’s computer monitoring services — which are offered but not required — before the hacking. While the…