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IT Support Impersonated in Voice Phishing Campaign

1 day ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

A financially motivated threat group called UNC6040 is being tracked by Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG). The group specializes in voice phishing (vishing) and focuses on compromising organizations’ Salesforce instances to enable data theft and extortion. Over the past few months, the group has demonstrated consistent success in breaching networks by impersonating IT support personnel in telephone calls.
71% of Organizations Cannot Cover the Cloud Environment With Current Tools

1 day ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Prowler’s State of Cloud Security Report 2025 reveals that as cloud infrastructure increases in complexity, security teams are having difficulty keeping pace. Most organizations currently operate in hybrid (64%) or multi-cloud (55%) environments, highlighting how the technical complexity of these environments could present challenges for organizations with underdeveloped cloud security management.
Why Are Cyberattacks Targeting Retail? Experts Share Their Thoughts

2 days ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Harrods, Marks & Spencer, Adidas and more — why are retailers facing this wave of cyberattacks in recent months? A few days after Victoria’s Secret shut down its website due to a cyberattack, Cartier and The North Face revealed the loss of customer data in their own attacks.
2 Certificate Authorities Now Distrusted by Google - Due to Compliance Issues

2 days ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Google has announced it has removed default trust of two certificate authorities (CAs), citing a pattern of compliance problems as well as repeated failures to improve upon these issues. Google Chrome version 139 will introduce this change, scheduled for release on August 1, 2025. The CAs in question are Chunghwa Telecom and Netlock.
Victoria’s Secret Security Incident Shuts Down Website

5 days ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Victoria’s Secret took down its United States website after a security incident. BBC News was informed by the police that Scattered Spider, a hacking crime group, is among the suspects. While the website appears to be restored, it previously was replaced with a customer notice stating the organization was “working around the clock to fully restore operations.” Darren Guccione, CEO and Co-Founder at Keeper Security:Cyberattacks are global threats, rarely limited to one nation or region.
Serviceaide Data Leak Impacts Nearly 500,000 Catholic Health Patients

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Serviceaide, an enterprise management solutions provider, has experienced a data leak. This leak has affected the personal and medical information of nearly 500,000 Catholic Health patients.
What The LockBit Data Breach Reveals About Its Inner Workings

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Reports are emerging that the LockBit ransomware group has experienced a data breach. This breach has exposed information on the group’s inner workings, including: Ransomware build recordsConversation transcripts between affiliates and victimsConfiguration dataThis leak reveals unprecedented intelligence into the operations of one of the most prolific ransomware groups. Although the leaked files were created in 2024, they were leaked in May 2025. Ontinue discussed findings from the leak in a blog.
Adidas Confirms Data Breach, Security Leaders Weigh In

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Adidas has announced it experienced a data breach. This breach was caused by an unauthorized user gaining access via a third-party customer service provider. According to the notice, the affected information includes contact information, specifically for customers that have previously contacted the customer service help desk. Passwords, credit card data and other payment information should be safe. Below, security leaders discuss the implications of this breach.
The Critical Role of Mean Time to Remediate

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Pam Nigro

In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, an organization's ability to react swiftly and decisively is paramount. This responsiveness is not just a measure of preparedness; it's a critical factor in determining the overall security posture. This is where Mean Time to Remediate (MTTR) comes into play, serving as a vital Key Risk Indicator (KRI) that quantifies an organization's efficiency in mitigating threats.
Alabama State Government Experiences Cyber Incident

2 weeks ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Alabama Office of Information Technology is responding to a cybersecurity incident, as announced by the office on Monday, May 12. Andrew Costis, Engineering Manager of the Adversary Research Team at AttackIQ, shares more details, stating, “The state of Alabama is investigating a cybersecurity event that could disrupt important state government services. The actor and scope of the attack are still unknown.