- Facebook News
- 14.3 million South Africa Facebook users hit by data leak – check if you are affected [Hanno Labuschagne, MyBroadband]
- Singapore’s most expensive Facebook link [Kirsten Han, Rest of the World]
- Patch News
- Microsoft Patch Tuesday, April 2021 Edition [Brian Krebs, Krebs on Security]
- April Microsoft Security Patches Released, Bringing More Critical Exchange Server Fixes [Kurt Mackie, Redmondmag]
- Git.PHP.net Not Compromised in Supply Chain Attack, but User Database Leak Possible [Nikita Popov, Inside Dev]
- Cyber criminals are installing cryptojacking malware on unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers [Danny Palmer, ZDNet]
- SAP fixes critical bugs in Business Client, Commerce, and NetWeaver [Ionut Ilascu, Bleeping Computer]
- Exploit for Second Unpatched Chromium Flaw Made Public Just After First Is Patched [Eduard Kovacs, Security Week]
- Hacks
- Iran calls Natanz atomic site blackout nuclear terrorism [Jon Gambrell, AP News]
- Microsoft Teams And Zoom Hacked In $1 Million Competition [Thomas Brewster, Forbes]
- Personal data of 1.3m Clubhouse users leaked online after LinkedIn and Facebook also suffered data breaches [Katie Canales, Business Insider]
- Isreal may have destroyed Iranian centrifuges simply by cutting power [Kim Zetter, The Intercept]
- NAME:WRECK vulnerabilities impact millions of smart and industrial devices [Catalin Cimpanu, The Record]
- US government confirms Russian SVR behind the SolarWinds hack [Ionut Ilascu, Bleeping Computer]
- Other
- Sudden New Warning Will Surprise Millions Of WhatsApp Users [Zak Doffman, Forbes]
- NSA: Top 5 vulnerabilities actively abused by Russian govt hackers [Lawrence Abrams, Bleeping Computer]
- University of Hertfordshire pulls the plug on, well, everything after cyber attack [Richard Speed, The Register]
- Ransomware Attack Creates Cheese Shortages in Netherlands [Becky Bracken, Threat Post]
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