Under the current rules, telcos' submit data breach information that cover only a fraction of what cybersecurity pros consider to be cyber incidents. And sometimes they keep the data confidential.
Chinese hacked US Treasury Department, Nine telcos hit officially hit by Salt Typhoon, Three telcos claim Salt Typhoon ejection, HHS launches proposed healthcare security rules, NSO Group found liable for infecting WhatsApp users, Russian sabotage ship filled with spying devices, much more
LockBit member may be extradited to US, Romanian lands 20 years for NetWalker attacks, Play claims attack on Krispy Kreme, Israel says AE jumped the gun on Paragon buy, Juniper warns of botnet campaign, BeyondTrust hit with attack, BadBox infections grow, Noblr fined $500K for breach, much more
Raccoon Stealer gang member gets five years, Phishers use Google Forms to gain credibility, Over 25K publicly accessible SonicWall devices are vulnerable to critical severity flaws, Midnight Blizzard performs MiTM attacks, Hackers attacked Nigerian bureau, Razzlekhan's hubby speaks, much more
US eyes ban on TP-Link routers, CISA issues cloud security directive, DHS worries about SS7 security holes in telecom networks, Dutch fine Netflix $5m, EU authority fines Meta $263m over 2018 hack, Interpol wants folks to stop saying pig butchering, Ledger phishing campaign underway, and much more