Police allege the pair gained illegitimate access to DGPGE’s network and attempted to delete the RAR management web application in the control center. Police say the pair also launched individual attacks against sensors, taking down 300 out of 800 spread across Spain, essentially breaking their link to the control center and disrupting the data exchange. The people arrested are former employees of a company contracted by the General Directorate of Civil Protection and Emergencies (DGPGE) to maintain the RAR system. Police in Spain arrested two hackers believed to be responsible for cyberattacks on the country’s radioactivity alert network (RAR).The incidents occurred between March and June 2021. The information supposedly belongs to both high value names such as celebrities, companies and other accounts. The digital privacy advocacy group RestorePrivacy first reported the security breach. Someone who goes by the handle “devil” claims to have siphoned the information, and listed it for sale on a cyber-crime forum. Twitter, which has not been in the news enough lately (if only), is investigating claims that a software vulnerability has been exploited to obtain the phone numbers and email addresses of more than 5 million users. Uber kept the incident under wraps, meaning that anyone impacted was never informed at the time. To make matters worse, they accuse him of secretly paying off the hackers with funds that were supposedly earmarked for Uber’s bug bounty program. The former CSO of Uber is facing some serious charges, including that he allegedly covered up a pretty big hack and at the company in 2016. Authorities say that Joe Sullivan concealed the hack, which involved the records of 57 million passengers and drivers.

This incident is unrelated to the SolarWinds hack, which took place towards the end of 2020.

Courts’ document filing system as part of a breach in early 2020 causing a “system security failure.” Nadler said the committee learned in March about the “startling breadth and scope” of the breach. The breach occurred in early 2020. House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) told fellow lawmakers on Thursday that “three hostile foreign actors” attacked the U.S. The US Department of Justice is conducting an investigation into a cyber intrusion involving the federal court records management system. Welcome back to our blog! Here’s the latest in cybersecurity news.

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