ABB, a renowned Swiss robotics company, recently fell victim to a cyber attack orchestrated by the notorious Black Basta ransomware group. This incident had far-reaching consequences, impacting numerous devices within the company’s network. In response, ABB promptly took action, suspending VPN connections with customers to prevent the malware from spreadingContinue Reading
One of the largest Ukrainian telecom-providers, Ukrtelecom, suffered in the powerful attack on March 28, 2022. It was just an incident during the hybrid warfare between Russia and Ukraine, that we are always trying to inform you about the latest situations. Ukrtelecom’s CIO Kyrylo Honcharuk spoke about the details ofContinue Reading
Everything started with a post of Lapsus$ Telegram group including screenshots of Okta’s admin panel. We shared the news as asking whether Okta hacked? An update about the incident came from David Bradbury, the CSO of Okta as “the Okta service has not been breached and remains fully operational. ThereContinue Reading
Since December, we are reading about the actions of Lapsus$. Samsung, Nvidia, and Ubisoft were some of their victims. Analysts suspecting that some of the members of the group are from South America, and some of them from Europe. Lastly, the group shared a screenshot on their Telegram channel thatContinue Reading
Another victim of Lapsus$ was Samsung in recent days. We know that about 190 GB of data stolen with the leakage of Samsung by Lapsus$. According to the analysts (mentioned as GitGuardian analysts), leaked Samsung source code showed that it contains thousands of private keys, and some of them willContinue Reading
Last month, Birdgestone faced a cyber attack and were shut down factories on February 27. Power outages are reported at factories in Iowa, Illinois, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Canada for long time after the incident. After the incident, LockBit ransomware claimed responsibility for it. It is mentioned thatContinue Reading
Samsung has confirmed the leak of the company’s internal data, including source code associated with Galaxy smartphones. “According to our initial analysis, the leak includes source code related to the operations of Galaxy devices, but does not include personal information of our customers and employees” Samsung officials told Bloomberg. OfficialsContinue Reading