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Forensic investigation underway
Last week, the British car manufacturer was the victim of a cyber attack. It is now clear that some data was stolen during the attack.
Salesloft drift interface
Following the large-scale attack on Salesforce customers via the Salesloft Drift interface, Proofpoint, SpyCloud, Tanium and Tenable have now also confirmed data losses. The attack is said to have affected more than 700 companies in total.
A few days after the jaguar attack
The tire manufacturer Bridgestone is struggling with the effects of a cyberattack on its production sites. However, the company is confident that it has stopped the attack early enough.
Shiny Hunters
The largest cyber security company by market capitalization, Palo Alto Networks, has also been affected by the large-scale supply chain attack on Salesforce systems and confirms a data leak.
Disruption to production and sales
The British car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover has suffered severe disruption to production and sales due to a cyber attack.
After Salesforce leak
A group of hackers is threatening to publish sensitive Google data if Google does not fire two employees from the Threat Intelligence Group.
Ransom demand
A devastating ransomware attack on the IT service provider Miljödata paralyzed around 200 municipalities and regions at the weekend. The attackers gained access to highly sensitive health data and are now extorting a Bitcoin ransom.
Schwachstelle
The messenger service WhatsApp has fixed a critical security vulnerability in its Apple clients that allowed attackers to install spyware without user intervention. According to Meta, the vulnerability with the identifier CVE-2025-55177 was already fixed a few weeks ago.
Design data captured
Following a server breach at its in-house design company Creative Box, Nissan admits to a data leak. Hackers from the Qilin ransomware gang are said to have gained access to extensive design data – four terabytes of material with 3D models, business reports and VR workflows, according to the
115,000 e-mails
Security researchers from Check Point have discovered an active phishing campaign that uses Google Classroom as a gateway. Within a week, the attackers sent over 115,000 fraudulent emails.