ATLANTA (Atlanta News First/Gray News) — Fairlife has stopped producing milk in the United States after it was hit by a ransomware attack, Coca-Cola announced Thursday. Fairlife identified “unauthorized access by a third party to a portion of its systems, including its production-related systems, in connection with a ransomware event.” The company notified law enforcement...Read More
No doubt about it, Britain is feeling the pinch. Rent is high, food prices are climbing, and volatile petrol prices make filling a traditional tank a painful experience. Little wonder, then, that this cost-of-living crisis has bred the “grid hacker”, a new generation of street-wise electric vehicle (EV) drivers turning their cars into serious money-saving...Read More
Hugging Face, whose platform hosts AI datasets, has reportedly suffered an AI-powered data breach. As TechCrunch reported Monday (July 20), the company revealed the breach last week but said it was still determining if any customer or partner data had been stolen. On its blog, Hugging Face said a dataset uploaded to its platform exploited a security vulnerability...Read More
A ransomware attack has temporarily shut down U.S. production at Fairlife, the dairy company owned by The Coca-Cola Co., disrupting operations for one of the fastest-growing milk brands in the country. According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Fairlife identified unauthorized access to part of its computer systems, including production-related systems,...Read More
Dear Ashana, The Supreme Court has clarified that banks are considered “service providers” under the Cybercrime Prevention Act. As such, depositors may be treated as “subscribers,” and their subscriber information may be subject to a valid Cyber Warrant for Disclosure of Computer Data. In the recently decided case of Eastwest Rural Bank vs PNP Cybercrime...Read More
Pocono Mountain Regional police say they arrested a 33-year-old man following an internet sting conducted by the citizen group Predator Poachers. John Thomas Keen, of the 100 block of Ryan Road in Blakeslee, Monroe County, faces felony charges after investigators say they reviewed sexually related text messages he exchanged with a purported 13-year-old girl. Keen...Read More
Hackers breached a major healthcare industry software supplier and stole a large trove of files, the company announced on Monday. The British software firm Craneware, which makes software that helps companies track their financial performance and manage governance requirements, published a regulatory filing about “a cyber security incident involving unauthorised access to a subset of...Read More
The U.S. government may be back on track to ban leading Chinese AI models, following the release of Kimi K3 — a powerful AI model developed by the Chinese startup Moonshot AI —last week. According to an Axios report released July 20, Trump’s administration is reigniting its push for a ban, citing cybersecurity concerns. Chinese...Read More
National Ploughing & FBD ‘Keeping You Safe’ Wristband Initiative Launch. More than 40,000 child safety wristbands will be distributed free of charge at all event entrances. The National Ploughing Association and FBD Insurance are once again joining forces to deliver the ‘Keeping You Safe’ Child Safety Wristband Initiative at the 95th National Ploughing Championships, taking...Read More
BLAKESLEE, MONROE CO., (WOLF) — A Blakeslee man is accused of attempting to arrange a sexual encounter with someone he believed was a 13-year-old girl before being arrested following an online sting operation in Monroe County. According to the Pocono Mountain Regional Police Department, officers responded around 9:13 p.m. Wednesday to Ryans Road in Blakeslee...Read More
