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Hackers have leaked what they claim is Ticketmaster barcode data for 166,000 Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets, warning that more events would be leaked if a $2 million extortion demand is not paid. Ticketmaster later confirmed the data breach, which they ultimately stated was from their account on Snowflake, a cloud-based data warehousing company used by the enterprise to store databases, process data, and perform analytics.
JetBrains is encouraging all users of TeamCity to upgrade to the latest version following the disclosure of a critical vulnerability in the CI/CD tool. The vulnerability only requires attention for admins of on-prem servers since TeamCity Cloud has already been patched.
The key feature of this technical alliance lies in streamlining the essential data and information of IP addresses provided by the Criminal IP search engine to Tenable Vulnerability Management. Integrating Criminal IP with Tenable Vulnerability Management will equip users with the comprehensive feature of Criminal IP for detecting IP assets.
A new variant of the macOS malware tracked as UpdateAgent has been spotted in the wild, indicating ongoing attempts on the part of its authors to upgrade its functionalities. UpdateAgent, first detected in late 2020, has since evolved into a malware dropper, facilitating the distribution of second-stage payloads such as adware while also bypassing macOS Gatekeeper protections.
A Swiss data centre operated by financial messaging service SWIFT is under guard by police following the exclusion of key Russian banks from the system. As we reported yesterday, the EU has agreed to bar certain Russian banks from SWIFT, the most widely used global financial messaging system.
SWIFT is the world's largest provider of secure financial messaging services to banks and other financial institutions. To help financial institutions detect, defend and recover from cyberthreats, SWIFT designed its Customer Security Program in 2016.
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It seems that someone from a company called Swift Recovery Ltd. is impersonating me -- at least on Telegram. The person is using a photo of me, and is using details of my life available on...
FireEye Traces APT38 Attacks; US-CERT Issues ATM Cash-Out Malware Attack AlertA gang of North Korean government hackers, known as APT38, has stolen more than $100 million from banks in Asia and...
The wiper malware affecting 9,000 workstations and 500 servers inside Chile’s largest financial institution turns out to have been a distraction.