Christopher J. Miller reports: A regional head of the U.S.-based financial services and communications company Western Union said he is not worried about recent security breaches at Ukraine’s largest bank which allowed a hacker to obtain sensitive data of Western Union customers, potentially putting them at risk for fraud. Ulugbek Umarov, Western Union country director…
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Washington hospital hit by $1.03 million cyberheist
Regular readers may recall the frustration I reported when calls to Uniontown Hospital to alert them to a security breach went unanswered. I’m not the only one who can’t get a response when a response might be in the entity’s best interests. Consider this report by security blogger Brian Krebs: Organized hackers in Ukraine and…
Palestine Ministry of Foreign Affairs Breached, Confidential Documents Leaked
Earlier today i was tipped off to a leak of documents that has come from the Palestine government who has apparently been breached by anonymous hackers as part of a upcoming big release. The document leak appears to of been announced over at [Cyber Guerrilla](https://www.cyberguerrilla.org) and was posted in the earlier hours of today as a teaser release from a…
Huge leak of Intel from German Chamber of Commerce, AHK.de
Updated: See our report here, more information to come shortly. Anonymous hackers have released a huge dump of files from the German Chamber of Commerce (https://ahk.de/) in the last week or so. The files come from ahk.de and is in the format of a parted compressed rar file that is being shared via torrents. The…
Basic Analyst into #ProjectBlackStar Leaked Russian Data
The last few days has been epic to say the least, lack of sleep, hours of processing and normal 8hrs a day shift work as well. Anyway moving to what we are all looking for which is a full detailed analyst into the recent leak of information from 62 different sites which has been dubbed…
Albert Gonzalez co-conspirator sentenced to 7 years in prison for Dave & Buster’s hack and other crimes
Aleksandr Suvorov, of Estonia, was sentenced yesterday to seven years in prison for his role in two separate hacking schemes involving a total of more than 240,000 stolen credit card numbers. Suvorov, 28, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Sandra J. Feuerstein in Central Islip, N.Y. Suvorov was an accomplice to Albert Gonzalez, one of…