Security researchers have tracked a new campaign from Imperial Kitten targeting transportation, logistics, and technology firms.
Imperial Kitten is also known as Tortoiseshell, TA456, Crimson Sandstorm, and Yellow Liderc, and for several years it used the online persona Marcella Flores.
Maine says MOVEit hackers accessed the information of 1.3 million people. - The Verge
The state government disclosed the breach in a notice posted to its website, stating that social security numbers, birthdates, and driver's license numbers "may have been involved" in the incident:
It adds that anyone who wants to know whether their data was affected by the breach can contact Maine's dedicated call center.
Maine government says data breach affects 1.3 million people | TechCrunch
The Maine government said it was disclosing the incident and notifying affected individuals as its assessment of the impacted files “was recently completed.”
Maine said that the stolen information may include a person’s name, date of birth, Social Security number, driver’s license and other state or taxpayer identification numbers. Some individuals had medical and health insurance information taken.
Hackers claim to have stolen user data from defunct crypto ATM firm Coin Cloud
An anonymous group of hackers claims to have stolen personal information for about 300,000 customers of the Bitcoin ( BTC ) ATM company called Coin Cloud, the pseudonymous cybersecurity account Vx-underground posted on X (formerly Twitter).
An unknown Threat Actor(s) claim to have compromised Coin Cloud.
Gone phishing: Hackers leverage automation to launch MFA attacks and SEO poisoning | SC Media
With new tools in place, there's now an abundance of new methods by which cybercriminals can exploit users – but at least two stand out as concerning this year: MFA attacks and SEO poisoning.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) has long been a crucial element of business security and has become widely required by the majority of companies as they try to make it more difficult for adversaries to gain access to and take over accounts.
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