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"Japanese pharma giant Eisai discloses ransomware attack."

Views expressed in this cybersecurity, cybercrime update are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Accessed on 08 June 2023, 1446 UTC.  Content provided by "BleepingComputer.com."

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Japanese pharma giant Eisai discloses ransomware attack

  • Pharmaceutical company Eisai has disclosed it suffered a ransomware incident that impacted its operations, admitting that attackers encrypted some of its servers.

  • BlackSuit Black Suit
     
    SECURITY

Royal ransomware gang adds BlackSuit encryptor to their arsenal

  • The Royal ransomware gang has begun testing a new encryptor called BlackSuit that shares many similarities with the operation's usual encryptor.

  • Barracuda
     
    SECURITY

Barracuda says hacked ESG appliances must be replaced immediately

  • Email and network security company Barracuda warns customers they must replace Email Security Gateway (ESG) appliances hacked in attacks targeting a now-patched zero-day vulnerability.

  • Honda Mower
     
    SECURITY

Honda API flaws exposed customer data, dealer panels, internal docs

  • Honda's e-commerce platform for power equipment, marine, lawn & garden, was vulnerable to unauthorized access by anyone due to API flaws that allow password reset for any account.

  • Cisco
     
    SECURITY

Cisco fixes AnyConnect bug giving Windows SYSTEM privileges

  • Cisco has fixed a high-severity vulnerability found in Cisco Secure Client (formerly AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client) software that can let attackers escalate privileges to the SYSTEM account used by the operating system.

  • Cryptocurrency
     
    SECURITY, CRYPTOCURRENCY

Lazarus hackers linked to the $35 million Atomic Wallet heist

  • The notorious North Korean hacking group known as Lazarus has been linked to the recent Atomic Wallet hack, resulting in the theft of over $35 million in crypto.

  • Minecraft
     
    SECURITY, GAMING, LINUX, MICROSOFT

New Fractureiser malware used CurseForge Minecraft mods to infect Windows, Linux

  • Hackers used the popular Minecraft modding platforms Bukkit and CurseForge to distribute a new 'Fractureiser' information-stealing malware through uploaded modifications and by injecting malicious code into existing projects.

  • VMware
     
    SECURITY

VMware fixes critical vulnerabilities in vRealize network analytics tool

  • VMware issued multiple security patches today to address critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in VMware Aria Operations for Networks, allowing attackers to gain remote execution or access sensitive information.

  • Cisco
     
    SECURITY, HARDWARE, LEGAL

CEO guilty of selling counterfeit Cisco devices to military, govt orgs

  • A Florida man has pleaded guilty to importing and selling counterfeit Cisco networking equipment to various organizations, including education, government agencies, healthcare, and the military.

  • FBI
     
    SECURITY

Sextortionists are making AI nudes from your social media images

  • The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is warning of a rising trend of malicious actors creating deepfake nude content from social media images to perform sextortion attacks.

  • Android
     
    SECURITY, GOOGLE, MOBILE

Over 60,000 Android apps secretly installed adware for past six months

  • Over 60,000 Android apps disguised as legitimate applications have been quietly installing adware on mobile devices while remaining undetected for the past six months.

  • Outlook
     
    MICROSOFT, SECURITY

Outlook.com hit by outages as hacktivists claim DDoS attacks

  • Outlook.com is suffering a series of outages today after being down multiple times yesterday, with hacktivists known as Anonymous Sudan claiming to perform DDoS attacks on the service.

  • Microsoft
     
    MICROSOFT, GOVERNMENT

Microsoft to pay $20 million for XBOX children privacy violations

  • Microsoft has agreed to pay a $20 million fine and change data privacy procedures for children to settle Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charges over Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) violations.

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