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How the Grand Est region fights against the ransomware attack that paralyzed its computer network

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Dissent

Today I learned that Grand Est region is in northeastern France. From EngNews24h on February 21: On the evening of February 13, the 80 servers in the Grand Est region were corrupted by a cyber attack. The entire system data was encrypted, and a ransom demand was made. The region has not responded, and is…

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Mexico’s economy ministry hit by cyber attack

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Dissent

Adriana Barrera reports: Mexico’s economy ministry detected a cyber attack on some of its servers on Sunday but did not consider sensitive information to have been compromised, and beefed up safety measures, it said in a statement. It was the second high-profile cyber attack on the Mexican government after hackers demanded $5 million in bitcoin…

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HK: Data breach concerns after ‘theft’ of Hong Kong gov’t phones containing details of quarantined coronavirus residents

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Dissent

Kelly Ho reported this on February 20: Two government mobile phones containing the personal data of 122 residents in mandatory coronavirus quarantine have gone missing, raising concerns over a potential data breach. The Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO) announced the suspected theft on Wednesday after their staff conducted an inventory check of all…

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UK: Financial Conduct Authority goof reveals confidential details of 1,600 consumers

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Dissent

Jasper Jolly reports: The Financial Conduct Authority has admitted to accidentally revealing personal information of about 1,600 people who complained about it, in an embarrassing lapse for the regulator of Britain’s banks and investors. The FCA published names, addresses and phone numbers in a document on its website, in response to a request for data under the…

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Transavia data breach could affect 80,000 passengers

Posted on February 24, 2020 by Dissent

NL Times reports: The data of 80 thousand Transavia passengers leaked out after an e-mail inbox containing the data was breached, the Dutch low-cost flyer said on Monday. The data that was released includes passengers’ full names, date of birth, flight information, booking number, luggage purchase, and additionally requested services like wheelchair assistance. Read more…

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Has IIT Madras been hit by ransomware that is holding all their research data hostage?

Posted on February 22, 2020 by Dissent

Parvathi Benu Students at IIT Madras, the top-ranked institution in the country by the NIRF, are petrified that they have lost all their data, after a suspected ransomware attack on the institute’s internet and Command and Control servers since Wednesday. Even though the institute says that it has a back-up for everything on the email…

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