Tag: CySecurity News – Latest Information Security and Hacking Incidents

Japan Blames Lazarus for PyPi Supply Chain Attack

  Japanese cybersecurity officials issued a warning that North Korea’s infamous Lazarus Group hacking group recently launched a supply chain attack on the PyPI software repository for Python apps.  Threat actors disseminated contaminated packages with names like “pycryptoenv” and “pycryptoconf”…

Rise in Phishing Attacks Targeting US Schools Raises Concerns

  Through a recent report by PIXM, a cybersecurity firm specialising in artificial intelligence solutions, public schools in the United States face a significant increase in sophisticated phishing campaigns. Threat actors are employing targeted spear phishing attacks, utilising stealthy patterns…

Scaleway Introduces First RISC-V Servers on the Cloud

  The world’s first line of RISC-V servers has been introduced by European cloud operator Scaleway, which claims this is a “firm commitment to technological independence” in a market where companies are increasingly vying for control over semiconductor production. The…

Technical Glitch Causes Global Disruption for Meta Users

  In a recent setback for Meta users, a widespread service outage occurred on March 5th, affecting hundreds of thousands worldwide. Meta’s spokesperson, Andy Stone, attributed the disruption to a “technical issue,” apologising for any inconvenience caused. Shortly after the…

CSI/NSA Joint Best Practices for Cloud Security

  The NSA and CISA have released a set of five cybersecurity bulletins to help make cloud environments safer. These bulletins share important tips for keeping cloud systems secure, which are used a lot by businesses.  Cloud services are popular…

TeamCity Software Vulnerability Exploited Globally

  Over the past few days a security breach has transpired, hackers are taking advantage of a significant flaw in TeamCity On-Premises software, allowing them to create unauthorised admin accounts. This flaw, known as CVE-2024-27198, has prompted urgent action from…

Former Google Employee Charged with Stealing AI Secrets

  A former Google software engineer has been charged with stealing the company’s artificial intelligence trade secrets while surreptitiously working for two Chinese companies, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.  Linwei Ding, a Chinese national, was arrested in Newark, California, for…