On August 12, 2019, Monterey Health Center in Oregon became aware that they had suffered a ransomware attack. According to a press release issued yesterday, they were able to restore patient data, and were able to rule out any data exfiltration, but were not able to rule out access to the patient data. The types…
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City Of Carrollton, Texas Victimized By Cyber Attack
CBS reports that Carrollton, Texas became the victim of a cyber attack Thursday morning. Some city services have been reportedly been impacted by the attack, which was only described as a hack without other details at this time.
Click2Mail issues statement to customers, acknowledges hack (updated)
As reported first by DataBreaches.net, Click2Mail was investigating allegations that they had had a breach. They have now responded to this site’s inquiry on October 4th with a copy of the statement they are sending out to all customers today, below. Update: In a follow-up communication, Lee Garvey, President and CEO of Click2Mail, informs this…
Imperva blames data breach on stolen AWS API key
Catalin Cimpanu reports: Cyber-security firm Imperva published today a detailed post-mortem report of a security breach the company disclosed two months ago, in August. The company blamed the security breach on an Amazon Web Services (AWS) API key a hacker stole from an internal system that was left accessible from the internet. Read more on ZDNet.
Tyler Nashatka a/k/a “Psycho” arraigned on hacking, conspiracy to commit fraud, and aggravated identity theft; allegedly conspired with “Glubz”
Alleged hacker Anthony Tyler Nashatka, a/k/a “psycho,” appeared today in federal court on charges of conspiracy to commit computer fraud and abuse, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, aggravated identity theft and other charges related to a scheme to defraud victims of at least $1.4 million in cryptocurrency in December of 2017, announced United States Attorney…
Escort forums in Italy and the Netherlands hacked by “InstaKilla,” user data put up for sale
Catalin Cimpanu reports: A Bulgarian hacker has breached two online forums dedicated to sex workers, stolen user information, which he’s now selling on a hacking forum.vv The two forums are EscortForumIt.xxx and Hookers.nl — serving sex workers and customers in Italy and the Netherlands, where prostitution is legal. Read more on ZDNet.