August 29, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's going on in the cyber world today? 🚨 #CyberAlerts APT-C-60 Exploits Critical Kingsoft WPS Office Flaw to Deploy SpyGlace Backdoor Source: Romain Dumont via ESET PoorTry Windows Driver Evolves from EDR Disabler to Full-Fledged Wiper Tool Source: Andreas Klopsch via Sophos APT33 Unleashes Tickler Malware to Breach US Government and Defense Systems Source: Microsoft CISA Adds Google Chromium V8 Bug to Known Exploited Vulnerability Catalog Source: CISA Dell BIOS Vulnerability Enables Hackers Execute Arbitrary Code on Systems Source: Dell 💥 #CyberIncidents Dick’s Sporting Goods Hit by Breach as Hackers Access IT Systems Source: United States Securities and Exchange Commission Ireland’s Fota Wildlife Park Cyberattack Exposes Customers' Financial Information Source: Anita McSorley via Irish Mirror England’s Canvey Infant Primary School Faces Reopening Delay After Cyberattack Source: Dan Raywood via SC Magazine UK Spanish Retailer Alcampo Hit With Cyberattack Disrupting Operations Source:  Steve Wynne-Jones via European Supermarket Magazine South African E-Commerce Giant OneDayOnly Hit by KillSec Ransomware Gang Source: Myles Illidge via MyBroadband 📢 #CyberNews CrowdStrike Estimates $60M Sales Impact from Tech Meltdown and Disruptions Source: CrowdStrike US Offers $2.5 Million Reward for Hacker Linked to Angler Exploit Kit Source: United States Secret Service 31% of Global Organizations Experience Software as a Service Related Data Breaches Source: AppOmni OpenAI Reportedly in Talks for $100 Billion Valuation with New Funding Round Source: Tom Dotan and Berber Jin via The Wall Street Journal Ransomware Attacks on US Schools Exposed a total of 6.7 Million Records Since 2018 Source: Paul Bischoff via Comparitech This Cyber Briefing is powered by https://911cyber.app  Get help from cybersecurity first responders today! Find the full stories at cybermaterial.com Or click here 👇 to read the summaries. https://911cyber.app/cyber-briefing #cyberbriefing #informationsecurity #Ransomware #Windows #Google #Dell #England #KillSec #Kingsoft #OpenAI