Thought Leadership
Data leak
In the Islamic Republic, the exile broadcaster “Iran International” is considered a hostile medium. Now there are reports of a major data leak.
DDoS attack
The hours-long IT outage of the Swiss Federal Administration on January 10 had political reasons: Cyber criminals attacked the systems in response to the new ban on veiling.
SafePay ransomware
The IT distributor Ingram Micro has been struggling with outages since Thursday – attackers are said to have penetrated via VPN gateway.
Second incident
The International Criminal Court in The Hague has once again been the target of a hacker attack. The attack took place almost two years after a similar incident.
After US attacks
Immediately after the American military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Donald Trump’s social media platform is targeted by cyber criminals.
Access to internal e-mails
Unknown hackers have reportedly targeted the US newspaper and gained access to internal emails. Journalists reporting on China are among those affected.
Relatively young but increasingly active hacker group
The US healthcare organization Kettering Health continues to struggle with the consequences of a massive cyberattack.
Affected customers contacted
Cyber criminals have gained access to Adidas customer data via an external customer service provider.
64 GB of data
The world’s largest Coca-Cola bottler, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, has become the target of a hacker attack, according to darknet actors. The company’s Salesforce infrastructure is apparently affected.
Two-factor protection bypassed
The notorious Russian hacker group Fancy Bear has targeted defense companies that supply weapons to Ukraine. This is the result of a recent study by the German security company Eset from Jena.