Cybersecurity News Roundup
9 September 2024
Top Travel Sites Struggle with Security Vulnerabilities
Some of the most popular travel sites have critical security flaws that could expose users to threats. Discover more about the security issues they need to address in this Dark Reading article.
Planned Parenthood Confirms Cyberattack Amid RansomHub Claims
Planned Parenthood recently confirmed a breach after the notorious RansomHub ransomware group claimed responsibility. Learn more about the breach in this report by Bleeping Computer.
RansomHub Ransomware Advisory Released by CISA and Partners
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and its partners have released a critical advisory regarding RansomHub ransomware. You can read the full advisory on CISA's official site.
Microchip Technology Confirms Data Theft in Recent Cyberattack
Microchip Technology has disclosed that sensitive data was stolen in a cyberattack. Find the details in this Bleeping Computer article.
Researcher Sued for Sharing Stolen Data with the Media
A researcher who shared ransomware-stolen data with media outlets is now facing legal action. Read more about the legal case in this Bleeping Computer report.
Critical Security Flaw Discovered in Prominent Software
A severe security vulnerability has been found in widely used software, putting numerous users at risk. Full details on the flaw can be found in this Hacker News report.
Transport for London Confirms Cybersecurity Incident
Transport for London (TfL) has disclosed that they are currently dealing with a cybersecurity incident. Stay informed with the latest update from Bleeping Computer.
Veeam Issues Security Patches for Critical Vulnerabilities
Veeam has released security updates to fix vulnerabilities that could potentially lead to ransomware attacks. Learn more about these updates in this Hacker News article.
CISA Responds to Airport Security Bypass Vulnerability
CISA has taken action after the disclosure of a controversial vulnerability that could potentially bypass airport security. Learn more about this significant issue in SecurityWeek's report.
One Million US Kaspersky Customers Transferred to Pangos UltraAV
One million Kaspersky customers in the US have been transferred to Pangos UltraAV. Get more details about this transfer in this SecurityWeek article.
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