Play Ransomware Starts Leaking Oakland City Data

The Play ransomware group has begun leaking data stolen in a recent cyberattack from the City of Oakland, California. The initial data leak consists of a 10GB multi-part RAR archive apparently comprising private documents, employee data, passports, and IDs, explains Bleeping Computer.…

New ATM Malware ‘FiXS’ Emerges

Metabase Q documents FiXS, a new malware family targeting ATMs in Latin America. The post New ATM Malware ‘FiXS’ Emerges appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek RSS Feed Read the original article: New ATM Malware…

The Role of Marketing and PR in Incident Response

Responding to a cyber incident requires teamwork across departments and disciplines. Technical incident responders must work to halt incoming attacks while the communications teams develop a public response. Clear communication is essential.  Communication strategies differ before and after a cyber…

Information of European Hotel Chain’s Customers Discovered in Unprotected Server

A researcher has recently found an unprotected server storing the personal data of several Falkensteiner hotel chain clients in Europe.  Falkensteiner, the Austria-based hotel chain has hotels that are spread across Central and Eastern Europe, including Austria, Italy, Croatia, Slovakia,…

Zoom Abruptly Fires President Greg Tomb

After axing 15 percent of its workforce, Zoom abruptly fires President Greg Tomb in a “termination without cause” This article has been indexed from Silicon UK Read the original article: Zoom Abruptly Fires President Greg Tomb