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AUD 500,000 Lost in Cyber Attack on Australian Superannuation Funds

1 week ago | cpomagazine.com | Scott Ikeda

About half a million dollars was taken from retirement accounts in an early April cyber attack on Australia’s largest superannuation funds, information first shared by an anonymous inside source that provided details to the media. A number of individual funds, such as AustralianSuper and Australian Retirement Trust, have since individually confirmed that they suffered breaches that involved some of their members.
Oracle Health Data Breach Affected Multiple Hospitals Potentially Leaking Sensitive Patient Information

1 week ago | cpomagazine.com | Alicia Hope

Oracle Health a subsidiary of Austin, Texas-based tech giant Oracle, suffered a health data breach that potentially exposed the sensitive information of patients. Kansas, Missouri-based Oracle Health is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) firm providing Electronic Health Records (EHR) and business management information systems for various healthcare providers.
Meta: WhatsApp Vulnerability Requires Immediate Patch

1 week ago | cpomagazine.com | Scott Ikeda

Users of the Windows desktop and laptop version of WhatsApp are being warned by Meta to update to the latest version of the software (2.2450.6) to patch a flaw that attackers could exploit. The WhatsApp vulnerability involves use of a malicious attachment to execute arbitrary code, but is the result of a Meta Bug Bounty program report rather than any known instances of exploitation in the wild.
CISA Warns of Fast Flux DNS Evasion Technique by Cybercriminals and State Actors Threatening National Security

1 week ago | cpomagazine.com | Alicia Hope

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is warning about cybercriminals and state-sponsored threat actors using the Fast Flux DNS evasion technique to avoid detection. The attackers use the tactic to obfuscate their locations and “create resilient, highly available command and control (C2) infrastructure” for subsequent malicious operations.
The State Bar of Texas Suffered an INC Ransomware Data Breach That Leaked Sensitive Information

2 weeks ago | cpomagazine.com | Alicia Hope

The State Bar of Texas is notifying members of a data breach that leaked sensitive information after a ransomware group breached its systems and accessed some files. With over 100,000 licensed attorneys, the State Bar of Texas is ranked the second-largest bar association in the country. It is a self-regulating body for legal professionals that operates within a framework set by the Supreme Court of the Lone Star state.
Oracle Insiders and Customers Raise Questions About Its Handling of Recent Data Breaches

2 weeks ago | cpomagazine.com | Scott Ikeda

Oracle is dealing with the fallout of two recent data breaches, one of which it has yet to formally acknowledge. That breach has its Oracle Cloud clients, several of whom have publicly confirmed follow-on breaches, clamoring for answers. The earlier breach, an attack on Oracle Health that took place in early 2025, has prompted a company insider to come forward and anonymously raise questions about its transparency and handling of the issue.
UK Data Regulator Fines NHS Services Software Provider Over $3 Million for 2022 Ransomware Attack

2 weeks ago | cpomagazine.com | Alicia Hope

The UK’s data privacy watchdog, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), has imposed a £3.07 million ($3.95 million) fine on a software provider for the 2022 ransomware attack that disrupted various NHS services. The attack attributed to the LockBit ransomware group affected Advanced Health and Care Limited, a subsidiary of Advanced Computer Software Group Ltd, and exposed the personal information of 79,404.
Mass Data Leak of 2.8 Billion X and Twitter User Profile May Have Been Work of Disgruntled Former Employee

2 weeks ago | cpomagazine.com | Scott Ikeda

A massive data leak of 2.87 billion X/Twitter profiles, more than four times the site’s current active monthly user estimate and likely including most going back to the creation of Twitter, may have been the work of a disgruntled former employee laid off during Musk’s takeover of the company.
Chinese APT Weaver Ant Burrowed in a Large Asian Telco Network for Several Years Conducting Cyber Espionage

2 weeks ago | cpomagazine.com | Alicia Hope

Chinese APT group Weaver Ant breached and maintained a foothold on a large Asian telco network for four years using compromised Zyxel CPE routers for cyber espionage. “Based on our analysis, we assess that the group behind this intrusion—tracked by Sygnia as Weaver Ant—aimed to gain and maintain continuous access to telecommunication providers and facilitate cyber espionage by collecting sensitive information,” the researchers stated.
150 Million Euro Antitrust Fine for Apple Over App Tracking Tool

2 weeks ago | cpomagazine.com | Scott Ikeda

A first-ever fine for Apple’s “App Tracking Transparency” tool will cost the company the equivalent of $162.4 million, as France’s antitrust regulators took the company to task for allegedly abusing its dominant market position.