Cybersecurity Chaos: The Week’s Laughs and Gasps in Digital Defense
In this week’s SecurityWeek cybersecurity news roundup, discover hackers making exaggerated claims about hacking AWS, MGM’s $45 million data breach settlement, and more. From Syncjacking attacks to North Korea’s Operation Phantom Circuit, stay informed about vulnerabilities and intriguing developments in the cybersecurity landscape.
Hot Take:
Who needs reality TV when you have the cybersecurity world? From exaggerated hacker claims to the North Korean cyber campaign that sounds like a bad action movie, this week’s cybersecurity news serves up more drama, suspense, and plot twists than the average Netflix binge. Grab your popcorn, folks!
Key Points:
- Linux Foundation Europe and OpenSSF launch an initiative to prepare open source projects for the EU Cyber Resilience Act.
- BeyondTrust uncovers two zero-day vulnerabilities after an API key compromise.
- Matagorda County in Texas suffers a cyberattack, but no personal data was compromised.
- North Korea’s Lazarus group hacks over 1,500 systems in Operation Phantom Circuit.
- MGM agrees to a $45 million settlement over data breaches from 2019 and 2023.
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