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Nintendo Sues Streamer for $7.5 Million Over Alleged Game Piracy
Nintendo files a lawsuit against streamer Jesse Keighin for allegedly broadcasting pirated games before release. The gaming giant seeks damages exceeding $7.5 million, accusing Keighin of streaming unreleased titles and guiding viewers on piracy methods.
Halliburton Suffers $35 Million Loss in Ransomware Attack
Oil field services giant Halliburton reports a $35 million loss due to a ransomware attack, highlighting the growing threat of cybercrime to major corporations. The incident underscores the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures in an increasingly digital business landscape.
Massive Data Breach at Set Forth Exposes 1.5 Million Debt Relief Clients
Set Forth, a prominent debt relief firm, has suffered a major data breach, compromising personal information of 1.5 million Americans. The incident highlights the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity measures in the financial services industry.
Former SK hynix Engineer Jailed for Stealing Semiconductor Secrets
A South Korean engineer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for stealing confidential semiconductor technology documents from SK hynix before joining Huawei. The case highlights ongoing challenges in protecting intellectual property in the competitive chip industry.
Nigerian Man Sentenced to 10 Years for $20 Million US Real Estate Phishing Scam
A 33-year-old Nigerian man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for orchestrating a sophisticated phishing scam that defrauded over 400 US homebuyers of $20 million. The case highlights the growing threat of cybercrime in real estate transactions.
South Korea Faces Surge in Pro-Russian Cyberattacks Amid North Korean Troop Monitoring
South Korea reports a spike in cyberattacks on national websites following its decision to monitor North Korean troops in Ukraine. The attacks, attributed to pro-Russian hacktivist groups, are expected to persist as the situation evolves.
ZIP File Concatenation: The New Hacker Trick Bypassing Security Defenses
Cybercriminals are exploiting ZIP file concatenation to hide malicious payloads from security scans. This emerging tactic allows hackers to bypass traditional detection methods, posing new challenges for organizations' cybersecurity measures.
Chinese Hackers' Extensive Campaign Targets High-Profile Americans
A sophisticated Chinese hacking operation, active for over a year, has targeted prominent U.S. figures across politics and business. The breach, attributed to the 'Salt Typhoon' group, has raised concerns about China's advanced cyber capabilities.
CFPB Warns Staff to Limit Phone Use Amid Salt Typhoon Cyber Threat
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau advises employees to restrict cellphone usage for work due to a cybersecurity breach by China-linked hackers. The agency urges staff to use secure platforms for communication as a precautionary measure.