14-Jan-2026 Facebook Phishing Scam, Hugging Face Affected, Datamasters Penalized, Betterment Breach
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14-Jan-2026 Facebook Phishing Scam, Hugging Face Affected, Datamasters Penalized, Betterment Breach

Welcome to Hacked dAily, the first AI-Driven Cybersecurity Podcast brought to you by Cytadel Cyber. Join us every day to dive into the vortex of cybersecurity mishaps and marvels, boiled down to delicious byte-sized nuggets—no PhD required, though a sense of humor is strongly recommended! Today, we kick off with hackers crafting phishing scams so realistic you might feel like you’re logging into an enchanted realm instead of feeding cyber rogues your Facebook passwords. And if that wasn't enough, we've got hackers sneaking malicious content into Hugging Face Python libraries—because just when you thought your data was snug, surprise! It’s surrounded by poisoned metadata. Meanwhile, over in a shocking plot twist, a Texas data broker felt the wrath of the California Privacy Protection Agency and now owes $45,000 for selling sensitive information, proving that even in the digital realm, crime doesn’t pay—unless you're buying someone else's privacy. Also, Betterment stumbled upon a data breach that's conspiring with crypto scams. While they scramble for cover, we chuckle at the idea of investments coming with complimentary hackers, 90's pop song not optional. Finally, we explore how deepfake technology is giving new meaning to digital faith, as virtual pastors collect offerings—blurring the line between heaven-sent and hacker-sent. Tune in daily for all this and more, served with a side of witty cyber wisdom! This episode is sponsored by Cytadel Cyber. Specialist in Ransomware Readiness Assessments, Threat Intel-Led Red Teaming, AI DeepFakes, AI Voice Cloning and AI Vishing Simulations. Cyatdel helps you test your cyber resilience against the threats of today, keeping your data secure. Checkout cytadel.co.uk for more information.

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30-May-2024: Okta, Fortinet, and Check Point Tackle New Cybersecurity Threats

30-May-2024: Okta, Fortinet, and Check Point Tackle New Cybersecurity Threats

Welcome to today's episode of Cyber War Room, your daily guide through the complex world of cybersecurity threats and defenses. In today’s top stories, we delve into a serious security concern with Okta, as they alert users about rampant credential stuffing attacks exploiting the CORS feature, highlighting the critical need for multi-factor authentication. Next, we cover a recently exposed critical vulnerability in Fortinet’s network devices, surfacing as CVE-2021-32589, which if unpatched, could allow remote attackers to take full control of systems. Fortinet has already rolled out necessary updates urging immediate installation. We also discuss an alarming issue with Check Point VPN, where a zero-day vulnerability has been actively exploited, compromising authentication protocols, and posing significant risks to global enterprises. The company has responded with an urgent patch to address the threat. In other news, an unsettling cybersecurity incident has come to light involving the alleged leakage of personal data of Shell's customers, raising concerns over identity theft and the need for robust cybersecurity measures. And finally, we spotlight a new cybersecurity threat to the developer community, with the emergence of the "Pytoileur" malware targeting the Python Package Index (PyPI). This malware aims to steal cryptocurrency by infecting software packages, urging developers to be vigilant and verify the integrity of packages. Stay tuned for more updates and stay secure with Cyber War Room.

30 Touko 20242min

29-May-2024: Data Breaches at Christie's, ABN Amro, and Sav-Rx Raises Global Alarm

29-May-2024: Data Breaches at Christie's, ABN Amro, and Sav-Rx Raises Global Alarm

Welcome to today's episode of Cyber War Room. In our roundup: First, Christie's auction house has confirmed a security breach following threats from the hacker group RansomHub to release stolen data. The breach has sparked concerns regarding the exposure of sensitive client and transaction information. Second, ABN Amro faces a data breach via its third-party service provider, AddComm. The breach, triggered by a ransomware attack, has led to the compromise of an undisclosed number of client data. ABN Amro has discontinued AddComm's services and is now working to mitigate the effects and alert affected clients. Third, a breach at Sav-Rx, a prescription management firm, has impacted nearly 2.8 million Americans, exposing personal information including names, birth dates, and prescription details. In other news, Microsoft has identified North Korean hackers as the culprits behind the new FakePenny ransomware strain, targeting various organizations by exploiting security software vulnerabilities. And finally, following the FBI's shutdown of BreachForums, a potential resurrection of the site has emerged, raising questions about its legitimacy and whether it could be an FBI honeypot. Stay with us as we delve deeper into these stories, analyzing the implications and the ever-evolving landscape of global cybersecurity threats. Join us in the Cyber War Room, where we decode the digital dangers of our world.

29 Touko 20242min

28-May-2024: Cybersecurity Crises Hit Check Point, Sav-Rx, and WordPress

28-May-2024: Cybersecurity Crises Hit Check Point, Sav-Rx, and WordPress

Welcome to today's episode of Cyber War Room, where we delve into the latest cybersecurity threats and breaches that are shaping the landscape of digital security. In our top story, hackers have been targeting Check Point VPNs, compromising the security of enterprise networks by exploiting critical vulnerabilities. Businesses using these VPNs are being urged to update their software and stay vigilant against unauthorized network activities. Next up, we discuss a major data breach at Sav-Rx, a prescription management firm, which has affected approximately 2.8 million people in the U.S. The breach exposed sensitive personal data including social security numbers and medical histories, underlining the importance of robust data protection strategies in the healthcare sector. We also look at a breach in a popular WordPress plugin used by e-commerce sites, posing a significant risk to credit card information. Website administrators are encouraged to update the compromised plugin to prevent further data theft. In other news, TP-Link gaming routers have been found vulnerable to remote code execution attacks, with cybercriminals exploiting weaknesses in the router's web interface. TP-Link is advising users to promptly update their firmware to mitigate this security flaw. And finally, we explore how ransomware attackers are increasingly leveraging Microsoft's BitLocker tool for malicious purposes. By utilizing this built-in encryption tool, cybercriminals are bypassing the need for custom encryption software and locking out users from their own data, resulting in significant ransom demands. Stay informed and strengthen your defenses as we tackle these critical issues right here on Cyber War Room. Join us next time for more insights into the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity.

28 Touko 20242min

27-May-2024: Bayer Data Breach, $37M Crypto Scam, and Cyber Threat Updates

27-May-2024: Bayer Data Breach, $37M Crypto Scam, and Cyber Threat Updates

Today on Cyber War Cutout, we delve into the stark dangers lurking in the seemingly secure corners of the digital world. Our top story involves a serious breach at Cencora, where sensitive data from Bayer and twelve other pharmaceutical giants was compromised, highlighting alarming vulnerabilities in intellectual property and patient privacy protection. In another shocking development, a massive $37 million cryptocurrency heist orchestrated through a phony Coinbase Pro website indicates a rise in sophisticated cyber scams targeting the crypto market. We also examine a clever phishing ploy where financial firms are being targeted with a trojan disguised within a Minesweeper game clone, a surprising tactic that allows hackers to infiltrate networks and pilfer crucial data. In other news, the recent launch of Arc Browser’s Windows version was marred by a malvertising attack, revealing weaknesses in even the most tech-savvy domains. And finally, an alarming trend emerges as fake antivirus websites impersonate major security brands to distribute info-stealer malware, adding a new layer of threat to our digital security. Tune in to "Cyber War Room" as we dissect these stories, uncover the implications, and discuss safeguards in the age of digital deceit.

27 Touko 20242min