The White House is Deciding Whether to Support a Bureau of Cyber Statistics – Nextgov
The White House is Deciding Whether to Support a Bureau of Cyber Statistics – Nextgov
Three new Kaseya zero-day vulnerabilities were just disclosed in Kaseya Unitrends, including an RCE and an authenticated privilege escalation on the client-side. According to a recently released public advisory warning, the Kaseya serice should be kept off the internet until a patch is made available. “Do not expose this service or the clients directly to…
Breach Notification , Cybercrime , Fraud Management & Cybercrime Facebook Says Data Comes from Previously Reported 2019 Incident Doug Olenick (DougOlenick) • April 4, 2021 A security researcher has found more than 500 million Facebook records made available for free on the darknet, exposing basic user information, including any phone numbers associated with…
Executive Summary Informations Name CVE-2021-20292 First vendor Publication 2021-05-28 Vendor Cve Last vendor Modification 2021-05-28 Security-Database Scoring CVSS v3 Cvss vector : N/A Overall CVSS Score NA Base Score NA Environmental Score NA impact SubScore NA Temporal Score NA Exploitabality Sub Score NA Calculate full CVSS 3.0 Vectors scores Security-Database Scoring CVSS v2 Cvss…
Breach Notification , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Incident & Breach Response Clinic Says It Regained Control of Network, Data Doug Olenick (DougOlenick) • June 21, 2021 Reproductive Biology Associates’ Piedmont Hospital location Reproductive Biology Associates, an Atlanta-based clinic operator, and its affiliate, MyEggBank North America, report their systems were hit by a…
Four Eastern European nationals face 20 years in prison for Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organization (RICO) charges after pleading guilty to providing bulletproof hosting services between 2008 and 2015, which were used by cybercriminals to distribute malware to financial entities across the U.S.The individuals, Aleksandr Grichishkin, 34, and Andrei Skvortsov, 34, of Russia; Aleksandr
The FBI’s IC3 reports COVID-related scams and an increase in online retail may be behind the upswing in complaints. The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) has logged one million complaints related to online scams in the last 14 months, bringing the IC3 to a total of six million complaints logged. For context, the agency…