Somerset Berkley Regional High School
July 17, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, education ]
Somerset Berkley Regional High School was a victim of a ransomware attack in July.
University of North Carolina System
July 16, 2020
•[ hack, malware, education ]
The University of North Carolina System is another victim of the Blackbaud hack.
Blackbaud
July 15, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, technology ]
Blackbaud, a cloud software provider specializing in fundraising suites for charities and educational institutions, discloses a ransomware attack that occurred in May, 2020.
ArbiterSports
July 15, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, technology ]
ArbiterSports, the official software provider for the NCAA and many other leagues, says that the details of 540,000 referees were taken in a failed ransomware attack.
Roger Torrent
July 14, 2020
•[ espionage, malware, government ]
Roger Torrent, the speaker of the Catalan parliament, and at least two other pro-independence supporters, have reportedly been told their phones were targeted last year using the 'Pegasus' spyware.
Collabera
July 14, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, technology ]
Collabera discloses a ransomware attack that occurred on June 8th.
Argenta
July 13, 2020
•[ financial, malware, finance ]
Antwerp-based savings bank Argenta shuts down 143 ATM machines after falling victim to what is believed to be Belgium's first jackpotting attacks.
Haldiram's Snacks
July 12, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, manufacturing ]
Haldiram's Snacks has disclosed that the company was attacked with ransomware in July. The attackers also reportedly exfiltrated sensitive information including financial data.
Vancouver Coastal Health
July 10, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, healthcare ]
Vancouver Coastal Health reveals to have suffered a ransomware attack on May 21.
Chilton County
July 7, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, government ]
Chilton County shuts down after being targeted by a suspected ransomware attack.
VOXX International
July 7, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, healthcare ]
VOXX International notifies employees and dependents enrolled in their health plan of a ransomware attack.
Bcycle
July 6, 2020
•[ financial, leak, malware ]
BCycle, a bicycle sharing service, suffered a malware attack in April and launched an investigation, according to a company letter. The stolen information may have included names, credit card numbers and addresses.
Bank users in Portugal
July 6, 2020
•[ financial, malware, finance ]
A new release of the Lampion trojan banker targets uses in Portugal.
Xchanging
July 5, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, technology ]
Global IT services and solutions provider DXC Technology announces over the weekend a ransomware attack on systems from its Xchanging subsidiary.
Orange
July 4, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, technology ]
Orange is hit with a ransomware attack through the "Orange Business Solutions" division.
Sheriff's Office for Cooke County, Texas
July 4, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, government ]
The Sheriff's Office for Cooke County is hit by a ransomware attack.
Royal Military College of Canada
July 3, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, education ]
Kingston's Royal Military College is one of four military training schools in Canada targeted in a ransomware attack. The attack also affected RMC Saint-Jean in Quebec, the Canadian Forces College in Toronto, and the Chief Warrant Officer Robert Osside Institute.
Uyghur ethnic minority
July 1, 2020
•[ espionage, malware, technology ]
Researchers from Lookout discover four Android surveillance tools, named SilkBean, DoubleAgent, CarbonSteal, and GoldenEagle, elements of campaigns originating in China, and primarily targeting the Uyghur ethnic minority.
Trinity Metro
July 1, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, government ]
The cybercriminals behind NetWalker publish online evidence of an attack on Trinity Metro, a transit agency that operates bus and commuter rail transportation services in Fort Worth and its nearby Tarrant County suburbs.
City of Duncannon
June 29, 2020
•[ ransomware, malware, government ]
Duncannon reveals to have been hit with a ransomware attack in April, which left many municipal computer systems inoperable and caused the borough to pay out more than $40,000 to the hackers to restore systems.
