In a significant and concerning development, an individual using the alias “mrwan” has allegedly leaked the 2020 Israeli voter database. The personal data of all 6.5 million Israeli voters has been exposed, causing serious privacy and security concerns. Details of the Data Leak According to mrwan’s post, the data leak includes the following elements: Implications of the Data Leak The exposure of such a vast amount of personal data has several potential implications: Conclusion The alleged leak of the Israeli voter database is a serious incident with wide-ranging consequences. It underscores the importance of robust data security measures and the need for

TeamViewer, a leading company in the remote access and support software sector, has announced that it has detected an irregularity in its internal IT environment. This event has alarmed both the company and its customers, who are concerned about the security of their data. Discovery and Immediate Response The irregularity was discovered thanks to the continuous monitoring of internal systems by TeamViewer’s security team.  Upon identifying the unusual behavior, the company promptly activated its incident response team and implemented the prescribed emergency procedures. Product Environment Security One of the main concerns among customers is the potential compromise of the product environment and

Today, the RansomHub gang of cybercriminals claimed on their Data Leak Site (DLS) an IT attack on Coca Cola. We still do not know whether this cyber attack actually affected Coca Cola’s IT infrastructure, since there is still no press release about the incident on their corporate site. In the post published underground by the RansomHub cybercriminals, it is reported that the gang is in possession of 800GB of data, exfiltrated from the company’s IT infrastructure. They threaten publication in seven days. There is also a countdown on the gang’s site showing that in 7 days and 16 hours, when there will

A malicious actor, known by the alias 888, has recently claimed to be selling sensitive data belonging to Credit Suisse, one of the leading institutions in private banking and asset management. Details of the Alleged Breach According to 888, the breach allegedly occurred in 2024 and led to the compromise of a wide range of sensitive data belonging to Credit Suisse. The original post, published on a dark web forum, indicated that the stolen data included detailed information about clients and employees, such as: 888 also reportedly provided a sample of the stolen data to demonstrate the authenticity of the breach. In

The legendary Jeans retailer Levi Strauss & Co. identified a significant data breach that affected over 72,000 customers. The incident was discovered on June 13th, 2024 and it was the result of a credential stuffing attack, where attackers used combination of e-mails and passwords found from third parties sources to gain unauthorized access to victim accounts. The compromised data included names, order history, emails and addresses, exposing potential additional security risks. The breach involved exactly 72.231 unique costumers. Currently, there’s no evidence of the attackers’ presence on the Dark Web. The company’s statement is the only confirmation of the credential stuffing attack.

Recently, a security alert shaked the infosec environment: A malicious actor has announced the sale of Use After Free (UAF) 0-day vulnerability affecting the Linux Kernel on the well-known darknet forum BreachForum. The vulnerabilit permits high privileges code execution to low priviliged users, posing a serious threat to affected systems. Vulnerability Details The vulnerability author specifies that the vulnerability affects the 6.6.15-amd64 version of the Linux Kernel. UAF occurs when the memory freed previously could be subsequently re-used allowing attackers to execute arbitrary code with High Privileges (Local Privilege Escalation), bypassing OS’s standard secuirty measures Payment Methods In the post the exploit author