Cybersecurity Shocker: Victoria’s Secret Hacked While Hackers Get Busted!
SecurityWeek’s cybersecurity news roundup is your weekly ticket to the thrilling world of digital drama. From vBulletin vulnerabilities to Cisco’s latest tech toys, and even a Victoria’s Secret cyber scandal, it’s a wild ride through the cyber landscape. Stay informed, entertained, and slightly paranoid—because who doesn’t love a good plot twist?
Hot Take:
Ah, the world of cybersecurity – where it’s always open season for hackers, budget cuts are a game of financial limbo, and even your friendly neighborhood lingerie retailer isn’t safe from the digital boogeyman. Meanwhile, the Dutch police are playing “Guess Who?” with cybercriminals, and Cloudflare’s third-party vendor had a “whoopsie” moment. Looks like the only thing safe these days is the salad dressing in my fridge – or is it?
Key Points:
- vBulletin’s flawed patch from 2014 opens door to remote code execution through PHP object injection.
- Chinese hackers, likely from Salt Typhoon, target Digital Realty and Comcast for some unwanted attention.
- Cisco and Honeywell unveil new products, because the future’s so bright, we gotta wear shades – with built-in security features.
- The CISA budget faces a $135 million trim, but hey, at least it’s not a full-blown financial buzzcut.
- Victoria’s Secret cyber incident costs them $10 million, proving that even their secrets aren’t safe in the cyber realm.