- Security News:
- Cybercriminals love South Africa — Study [Myles Illidge, MyBroadband]
- Hackers stole data undetected from US, European orgs since 2019 [Bill Toulas, Bleeping Computer]
- CMS-based sites under attack: The latest threats and trends [Zeljka Zorz, Help Net Security]
- FBI: Business Email Compromise attacks led to more than $43 billion in losses since 2016 [Jonathan Greig, The Record]
- Breaches & Leaks:
- Thousands of Borrowers’ Data Exposed from ENCollect Debt Collection Service [Ravie Lakshmanan, The Hacker News]
- Update: KCC Resumes Operations Post-Ransomware Attack [Mihir Bagwe, BankInfoSecurity]
- Vulnerabilities & Patches:
- Decade-old bugs discovered in Avast, AVG antivirus software [Charlie Osborne, ZDNet]
- F5 Warns BIG-IP Customers About 18 Serious Vulnerabilities [Eduard Kovacs, SecurityWeek]
- Critical TLStorm 2.0 Bugs Affect Widely-Used Aruba and Avaya Network Switches [Ravie Lakshmanan, The Hacker News]
- Others:
- Russia to Rent Tech-Savvy Prisoners to Corporate IT? [Brian Krebs, Krebs On Security]
- GitHub will require all code contributors to use two-factor authentication [Corin Faife, The Verge]
- U.S. DoD tricked into paying $23.5 million to phishing actor [Bill Toulas, Bleeping Computer]
- Anonymous Leak 82GB of Police Emails Against Australia’s Offshore Detention [Waqas, HackRead]
- Group-IB CEO remains in prison – the Russian-led company has been ‘blacklisted’ in Italy [Pierluigi Paganini, Security Affairs]
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