In a shocking disclosure, a private hospital in Thailand recently faced severe backlash after a mini-pancake snack was found wrapped in a paper pouch containing sensitive medical information. This incident, which occurred last year, involved a reused patient record that explicitly mentioned a hepatitis B diagnosis, highlighting significant breaches of…
Live Webinar: Navigating Cryptographic Sprawl – Is Your Infrastructure Ready for PQC?
Live Webinar: Transforming Cryptographic Sprawl into Solutions—Is Your Infrastructure Ready for Post-Quantum Cryptography? In a rapidly evolving digital landscape marked by increasing cyber threats, businesses are faced with the pressing question of whether their infrastructures are prepared for the impending shift to post-quantum cryptography (PQC). A live webinar titled “From…
Live Webinar: Navigating Cryptographic Sprawl – Is Your Infrastructure Ready for PQC?
Google has confirmed a significant hacking incident. SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Update, August 9, 2025: This report has been updated to reflect new insights from cybersecurity experts on the confirmed breach involving Google, elaborating on the compromised user data and the subsequent actions organizations should consider. The Google Threat…
THN Weekly Roundup: Key Cybersecurity Threats, Tools, and Practices (Nov 4 – Nov 10)
📅 Published: November 11, 2024
Category: Cybersecurity / Hacking News
⚠️ Picture this: the tools you rely on for online security—two-factor authentication, your car’s tech, and even your security software—have become covert accomplices for hackers. Sounds like a suspenseful plot, right? Yet, in 2024, this is the startling reality of cyber threats. Today’s adversaries are leveraging our trusted resources as hidden gateways, evading defenses without leaving a trace. For financial institutions, this development is particularly concerning. Modern malware doesn’t just compromise codes; it undermines the very trust that underpins digital banking. These advanced threats often stay one step ahead of our protective measures.
Moreover, critical infrastructure in our cities is under siege. Cybercriminals are infiltrating the very tools that operate these essential services, making detection and prevention increasingly challenging. It’s a tense game of cat and mouse, where every action heightens the stakes. As these threats escalate, let’s explore …
THN Recap: Key Cybersecurity Threats, Tools, and Practices (Nov 04 – Nov 10) Published: Nov 11, 2024 Category: Cybersecurity / Hacking News This week, the landscape of cybersecurity has taken a concerning turn as trusted protection tools are being exploited by sophisticated hackers. In an era where two-factor authentication, automotive…
THN Weekly Roundup: Key Cybersecurity Threats, Tools, and Practices (Nov 4 – Nov 10)
📅 Published: November 11, 2024
Category: Cybersecurity / Hacking News
⚠️ Picture this: the tools you rely on for online security—two-factor authentication, your car’s tech, and even your security software—have become covert accomplices for hackers. Sounds like a suspenseful plot, right? Yet, in 2024, this is the startling reality of cyber threats. Today’s adversaries are leveraging our trusted resources as hidden gateways, evading defenses without leaving a trace. For financial institutions, this development is particularly concerning. Modern malware doesn’t just compromise codes; it undermines the very trust that underpins digital banking. These advanced threats often stay one step ahead of our protective measures.
Moreover, critical infrastructure in our cities is under siege. Cybercriminals are infiltrating the very tools that operate these essential services, making detection and prevention increasingly challenging. It’s a tense game of cat and mouse, where every action heightens the stakes. As these threats escalate, let’s explore …
The recent shifts in the United States’ cybersecurity landscape illustrate a tumultuous period marked by significant policy changes under the Trump administration. The alterations to fiscal policy and foreign relations, coupled with widespread dismissals of federal staff, have left crucial cybersecurity priorities shrouded in uncertainty. This concern was evident at…
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Legislation, Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development Chipmaker Argues Against Increasing US Pressure for New Security Requirements Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • August 7, 2025 Image: Stock All/Shutterstock Nvidia, a leader in AI chip manufacturing, has dismissed allegations from China’s cybersecurity agency asserting that its H20 chips…
Data Breach Notification, Data Security, Fraud Management & Cybercrime Interlock Claims to Possess 1.5TB of DaVita’s Data Amid Rising Costs Marianne Kolbasuk McGee (HealthInfoSec) • August 6, 2025 Image: DaVita Inc. DaVita Inc., a leading provider in kidney dialysis services globally, recently reported to regulators that a cyberattack occurring in…
Cyber Threats / Weekly Overview
This week’s cybersecurity landscape reads like a thrilling spy film. Hackers are infiltrating rival operations, stealthy malware lurks in widely-used software, and AI-driven scams are outsmarting even the brightest minds. Meanwhile, defenders are dismantling illicit online markets and shutting down dubious chat rooms, while major corporations scramble to patch vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them. Curious about who’s targeting whom, the tactics they’re using, and the countermeasures in play? Keep reading—this recap has all the details.
Picture this: one hacking group infiltrates another’s covert operations to launch their own attacks. That’s the scenario unfolding as the Russia-linked Turla group has been leveraging the infrastructure of a Pakistani hacking team, Storm-0156, since December 2022. By breaching their servers, Turla is now spying on governmental and military entities in Afghanistan and India.
Cybersecurity Weekly Recap: December 2 – 8, 2024 In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, recent developments have painted a picture reminiscent of a high-stakes espionage narrative. Cybercriminals have escalated their tactics, infiltrating not only vulnerable systems but also each other’s operations, while defenders are stepping up their efforts against emerging…
Cyber Threats / Weekly Overview
This week’s cybersecurity landscape reads like a thrilling spy film. Hackers are infiltrating rival operations, stealthy malware lurks in widely-used software, and AI-driven scams are outsmarting even the brightest minds. Meanwhile, defenders are dismantling illicit online markets and shutting down dubious chat rooms, while major corporations scramble to patch vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them. Curious about who’s targeting whom, the tactics they’re using, and the countermeasures in play? Keep reading—this recap has all the details.
Picture this: one hacking group infiltrates another’s covert operations to launch their own attacks. That’s the scenario unfolding as the Russia-linked Turla group has been leveraging the infrastructure of a Pakistani hacking team, Storm-0156, since December 2022. By breaching their servers, Turla is now spying on governmental and military entities in Afghanistan and India.
Dec 23, 2024
Cybersecurity / Weekly Update
The digital landscape is relentless, as this week has shown. From the apprehension of ransomware developers to state-sponsored hackers unveiling novel tactics, it’s evident that cybercriminals are continually evolving their methods. They exploit everyday tools for malicious purposes, embed spyware in trusted applications, and uncover new vulnerabilities in outdated security systems. These incidents are not mere coincidences—they highlight the ingenuity and adaptability of cyber threats. In this edition, we’ll explore the most significant cybersecurity events from the past week and provide essential insights to help you stay protected and proactive. Let’s dive in.
Charges Filed Against LockBit Developer Rostislav Panev — Rostislav Panev, a 51-year-old dual Russian and Israeli citizen, has been charged in the U.S. for allegedly serving as a developer for the now-disrupted LockBit ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation, which is believed to have generated approximately $230,000 between June 2022 and February 2024. Panev was…
THN Weekly Cybersecurity Overview: Key Threats, Tools, and Insights December 23, 2024 Cybersecurity / Weekly Overview The digital landscape remains unrelenting, offering criminals continuous opportunities for exploitation. This past week has underscored the ever-evolving nature of cyber threats, highlighting a range of incidents from the capture of ransomware developers to…
Dec 23, 2024
Cybersecurity / Weekly Update
The digital landscape is relentless, as this week has shown. From the apprehension of ransomware developers to state-sponsored hackers unveiling novel tactics, it’s evident that cybercriminals are continually evolving their methods. They exploit everyday tools for malicious purposes, embed spyware in trusted applications, and uncover new vulnerabilities in outdated security systems. These incidents are not mere coincidences—they highlight the ingenuity and adaptability of cyber threats. In this edition, we’ll explore the most significant cybersecurity events from the past week and provide essential insights to help you stay protected and proactive. Let’s dive in.
Charges Filed Against LockBit Developer Rostislav Panev — Rostislav Panev, a 51-year-old dual Russian and Israeli citizen, has been charged in the U.S. for allegedly serving as a developer for the now-disrupted LockBit ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation, which is believed to have generated approximately $230,000 between June 2022 and February 2024. Panev was…
