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Everest Ransomware Claims Breach at Nissan, Says 900GB of Data Stolen
Everest ransomware claims to have breached Nissan Motor Corporation, alleging the theft of 900GB of internal data, including documents and screenshots.
Tokyo FM Data Breach: Hacker Claims Over 3 Million Records Stolen
Tokyo FM is investigating claims of a massive data breach involving 3 million records. Learn what information was allegedly taken and how you can stay safe.
Hackers Steal Personal Data and 17K Slack Messages in Nikkei Data Breach
Nikkei confirms breach after a virus infected an employee PC, exposing 17,368 names and Slack chat histories. The media giant reported the incident voluntarily.
New Kurdish Hacktivists Hezi Rash Behind 350 DDoS Attacks in 2 Months
New intelligence on Hezi Rash: See how the Kurdish group launched 350+ DDoS attacks and used DaaS platforms like EliteStress to lower entry barriers.
MostereRAT Targets Windows, Uses AnyDesk and TightVNC for Full Access
MostereRAT malware targets Windows through phishing, bypasses security with advanced tactics, and grants hackers full remote control. Cybersecurity…
Qilin Ransomware Gang Claims 4TB Data Breach at Nissan CBI
Qilin ransomware claims a 4TB data breach at Nissan CBI, leaking car design files, financial data, 3D models,…
New Xiū gǒu Phishing Kit Hits UK, US, Japan, Australia Across Key Sectors
Cybersecurity researchers uncovered the “Xiū gǒu” phishing kit targeting users in the UK, US, Spain, Australia, and Japan.…
Hackers Claim Accessing 740GB of Data from Viber Messaging App
Hackers claim to have breached Viber, stealing 740GB of data, including source code, and are now demanding ransom of 8 Bitcoin.
Human Error: Casio ClassPad Data Breach Impacting 148 Countries
If you are a Casio ClassPad customer, it is strongly recommended that you change your ClassPad password immediately to protect yourself.
MalDoc in PDF Attack: Hackers Hiding Malicious Word Files within PDFs
Dubbed MalDoc in PDF attack by researchers, the new attack trend utilizes PDF and Word files to spread malware.