UnitedHealth Group confirms substantial data breach, pays $22 million ransom to hackers, leading to significant financial losses and ongoing risks for healthcare providers and patients.
Adversaries exploit authentication gaps in organizations, posing risks like data poisoning and supply chain vulnerabilities.
Visa restrictions target 13 individuals and their families involved in the development and sale of spyware, aiming to combat human rights abuses and violations of privacy.
Hackers have used a vulnerability in GitHub and GitLab to upload malware disguised as legitimate repositories through phishing links generated from unpublished comments on open source projects.
European police chiefs collaborate with Europol to address concerns over the impact of end-to-end encryption on public safety and law enforcement efforts against online crimes like child exploitation and terrorism.
Forest Blizzard, a Russian threat actor associated with the GRU intelligence service, has been exploiting the Windows Print Spooler vulnerability using a custom tool called GooseEgg since at least June 2020.
