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As Asahi said it had restarted production of Super Dry beer in Japan, the Qilin ransomware gang posted screenshots of documents it said were from the company's internal networks.

London's Metropolitan Police announced the arrests of two 17-year-old boys who are under questioning in relation to the hack and extortion of the Kido chain.

Adam King, the sheriff for Texas’ Johnson County, and Flock Safety, the maker of the license plate reading cameras, previously said the woman was monitored because her family was worried about her safety after she self-administered an abortion.

The new rule imposes a mandatory 24-hour mobile internet blackout for anyone entering Russia with a foreign SIM card.

The data stolen mostly includes names, Discord usernames, emails, IP addresses and messages that were exchanged with customer service agents.

After halting global production last month, Jaguar Land Rover says it will restart operations and provide financial support to some of its suppliers.

Cybercriminals are using the Medusa ransomware strain during exploitation of a vulnerability in Fortra's GoAnywhere file transfer tool.

FBI Assistant Director Brett Leatherman said “this is ‘stop-what-you’re-doing and patch immediately’ vulnerability.”

Brazilian WhatsApp users should be aware of malware that hijacks contact lists to spread itself and potentially serve as a gateway for other malicious code that targets financial information, researchers said.

The head of the Signal Foundation raised concerns around Germany now refusing to say whether it will support Chat Control in an upcoming vote.

Hackers believed to be linked to China have targeted a Serbian government department overseeing aviation, as well as other European institutions, according to new research.

An advisory from Unity — which makes the software behind dozens of popular games — warns developers to patch a vulnerability that could allow an attacker to execute code via an affected app.

The Scattered Spider cybercriminal group published a new leak site on Thursday evening with dozens of large companies listed, claiming to have stolen data from the organizations through Salesforce. The group attached a lengthy extortion note threatening Salesforce and offering to rescind the extortion demands if Salesforce itself paid a ransom.

Police in El Cajon, California, searched their Flock Safety database of license plate activity on behalf of multiple out-of-state entities — in violation of California law — according to Attorney General Rob Bonta.

Incident responders at Mandiant and Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) released a warning about the incident on Wednesday evening, telling Recorded Future News in an email that they are tracking a campaign launched by a threat actor potentially linked to Clop.

A new gunshot detection system from Flock Safety also can track human voices. Civil liberties advocates are urging cities not to use it.

ProAPIs, a software company, and its CEO Rahmat Alam allegedly run an operation which LinkedIn says charges customers up to $15,000 per month for scraped user data taken from the social media platform.

Incident responders at Google are warning about an extortion campaign — possibly connected to the Clop gang — that targets executives with data that cybercriminals claim was stolen via an Oracle tool.

The decision comes in response to a lawsuit filed by the Dutch nonprofit Bits of Freedom, which argued that by controlling users’ feeds Meta has been improperly skewing what news consumers receive.

A letter to European Commission officials demanded answers about why European Union funding has reportedly gone towards subsidizing the spyware industry.