New malware discovered
A new threat has emerged on the cybercrime scene that is specifically targeting ATMs in Europe and could therefore endanger the entire banking industry. The malware, known as “EU ATM Malware”, was recently offered for sale on a hacker forum.
Data records sold for 500,000 US dollars
Data from over half a billion users of the ticket provider Ticketmaster has allegedly been up for sale since Tuesday evening. Ticketmaster also sells tickets for concerts in Germany, which is why German users would probably also be affected.
10 international arrest warrants, 4 arrests
Investigators are talking about the biggest strike against cyber criminals: more than 100 servers have been confiscated and 1300 domains put out of operation in an operation in several countries worldwide.
Guy's, St. Thomas' and King's College Hospital affected
A ransomware attack has hit prominent hospitals in the British capital, according to a report. The consequences are not yet foreseeable.
Competition for 1Password and LastPass
For a long time, third-party providers such as 1Password and LastPass dominated the password manager market. Now Apple wants to enter the market with its own in-house solution.
Next big city in sight
Waymo, Google’s sister company specializing in autonomous driving, is planning to enter one of the world’s busiest cities: New York City.
TikTok may remain in the USA for the time being
Despite legal requirements, US President Donald Trump has decided to extend the deadline for the sale of TikTok’s US business by a further 90 days.
AI in the service of national security
The US Department of Defense has awarded the AI company OpenAI a contract worth 200 million US dollars.
Ads for 1.5 billion users
Access to internal e-mails
Unknown hackers have reportedly targeted the US newspaper and gained access to internal emails. Journalists reporting on China are among those affected.
Hacktivist group “Dark Storm” declared responsible
On Saturday, the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) showed the first signs of stabilization after a major outage had previously prevented many users in the US from using it.
Moving Exchange mailboxes from one database to another is sometimes required to reduce the size of database, for migration, and other purposes.
Another data scandal?
The unconfirmed data set, which allegedly consists of data from T-Mobile, the second-largest cell phone provider in the US, contains device IDs and phone numbers.
Data that Apple itself does not see
Apple is stepping up its criticism of the EU Commission’s requirements for better interaction between iPhones and iPad tablets and competitors’ devices.