The criminal organization "Wail Crinal 213" claims to have accessed the bank's server and is allegedly selling sensitive customer data, including emails, usernames, account details, and more.

Meta Platforms has agreed to pay $725 million to settle a long-running lawsuit that allowed third parties, including Cambridge Analytica, to access users’ personal information without their consent for political advertising.

On June 26, Wabtec detected unusual activity on their network leading to an investigation of the attack and whether the hackers had stolen data. This stolen data exposed a wide variety of sensitive information.

The company reported that they were responding to a cybersecurity incident and provided alternative methods for customers to pay for services. This was done to prevent further disruption to the company’s operations.

Ursnif variant ( a.k.a. Gozi) comes in the form of a DLL called “loader.dll”, and it contains portable executable crypters and is signed with valid certificates, making it more accessible from being caught by systems security tools.

The hackers accessed an internal server that comprised customer data, including names, contact numbers, email addresses, delivery addresses, and previous order information.

On September 23, the home page of bitcoin.org greeted users with a popup, asking them to send crypto to a Bitcoin wallet through a QR code and receive double the amount in return.

“Beginning in 2012, Fahd, 35, conspired with others to recruit AT&T employees at a call centre located in Bothell, Washington, to unlock large numbers of cellular phones for profit,” said the DOJ.

The malicious link was shared through WhatsApp, SMS, and email on June 9. Some officials even received phone calls where the caller said he was calling from an Army Hospital.

Visitors who try to manage or book a rental online are met with a message stating that the website is off due to technical problems and for assistance to call the listed numbers.