Coca-Cola on Monday said production has mostly resumed at its Fairlife dairy facilities in the U.S. following a ransomware attack earlier this month.  The company previously suspended operations at Fairlife after hackers gained access to certain systems and stole data. Fairlife is a maker of ultra-filtered, lactose-free milk, as well as protein and nutritional shakes. ...
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One of Australia’s leading numismatics and model specialist sellers is continuing to respond to a ransomware attack and extortion attempt by a cybercriminal group calling itself Settra. You’re out of free articles for this month Downies confirmed it was investigating the incident at the time and is now responding to malicious claims made by...
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NAIROBI, Kenya Aug 4 – More than half of all cybercrimes reported across Africa are now AI-enabled, the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) has revealed, warning that digital attacks have rapidly evolved into an industrialized, borderless ecosystem that is becoming increasingly difficult to detect and combat. According to the newly released INTERPOL African Cyberthreat Assessment...
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By Tribune Staff • To educate seniors in southern Illinois on the latest scams targeting them online and over the phone, the U.S. Attorney’s Office will present a fraud prevention seminar. The presentation highlights information on online scams, fraud schemes targeting seniors and details on federal cases prosecuted in the Southern District of Illinois. The...
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Microsoft has issued a security warning regarding a new cyber threat targeting hotel Wi-Fi networks, attributed to Russian hackers. The operation, named “CativeCrunch,” involves hackers using phony sign-in pages to steal login credentials and infect devices with malware. This campaign, linked to the Russian espionage group Storm-2945, has been active since May and affects hospitality...
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Government must address longstanding cyber skills shortages if the UK’s Cyber Security & Resilience Bill is to achieve its objectives, according to a new report from The CSBR. The report argues that the legislation, which is expected to receive Royal Assent later this year, will increase demand for cyber governance, compliance and assurance skills as...
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Is your security operations center (SOC) compliant? Your SOC data doesn’t stop at borders. But increasingly, the rules say it should. The logs, alerts, and behavioral signals your team captures every day are now subject to the same cybersecurity data sovereignty requirements that govern all sensitive data in your organization. Organizations in regulated industries need...
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — As metro Atlanta students head back to school, experts say a safe return to classes is a joint effort between students, parents, and local motorists. Keep these safety tips in mind as the new school year gets underway: For Bus Riders & Pedestrians The 10-Foot Rule: Always stand at...
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YOAKUM, Texas – TxDOT has launched its annual back-to-school safety campaign as students begin returning to campus later this month. Parents are advised to teach their children the rules of the road if they walk to school. TxDOT recommends doing a “dry run” before classes begin so children know where to go and what to...
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