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Microsoft Fixes Exchange Server Zero-Day in May Patch Tuesday
Microsoft fixed 55 vulnerabilities yesterday including three zero-days not thought to have been exploited in the wild, one of which affected the under-fire Exchange Server. This month’s Patch Tuesday is lighter than many have been in recent months, but there were four critical CVEs for admins to address, alongside the three publicly disclosed bugs. Top…
Chinese hackers used Facebook to target Uighurs abroad, company says
BEIJING: Facebook said on Wednesday (Mar 24) it had blocked a group of hackers in China who used the platform to target Uighurs living abroad with links to malware that would infect their devices and enable surveillance. The social media company said the hackers, known as Earth Empusa or Evil Eye in the security industry, targeted…
Ransomware Attack Leads to IT Shutdown for Irish Hospitals
Business Continuity Management / Disaster Recovery , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Governance & Risk Management Conti Ransomware Blamed; No Ransom Paid Tony Morbin (@tonymorbin) • May 14, 2021 Rotunda Hospital Dublin, where the attack was spotted (Photo: Rotunda Hospital) Watch for updates on this developing story. See Also: Live Webinar | Software…
U.S. DOD Weapons Programs Struggles to Add ‘Key’ Cybersecurity Measures
The U.S. Defense Department failed to communicate cybersecurity guidelines to contractors tasked with building systems for its weapon programs, according to a new watchdog report, released on Thursday. While the agency has developed a range of policies aimed at strengthening the security for its weapon programs, the guidance misses out a key point –…
Cyber attack hits State Department in ‘possible serious breach’
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533 million Facebook users’ phone numbers leaked on hacker forum
The mobile phone numbers and other personal information for approximately 533 million Facebook users worldwide has been leaked on a popular hacker forum for free. The stolen data first surfaced on a hacking community in June 2020 when a member began selling the Facebook data to other members. What made this leak stand out was that…