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Authorities say VerifTools sold fake driver’s licenses and passports worldwide, enabling fraudsters to bypass KYC checks and access online accounts.

The post VerifTools Fake ID Operation Dismantled by Law Enforcement appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Google says the same OAuth token compromise that enabled Salesforce data theft also let hackers access a small number of Workspace accounts via the Salesloft Drift integration.

The post Google Confirms Workspace Accounts Also Hit in Salesforce–Salesloft Drift Data Theft Campaign appeared first on SecurityWeek.

The credit reporting firm did not name the third-party application involved in the incident, only noting that it was used for its US consumer support operations.

The post TransUnion Data Breach Impacts 4.4 Million appeared first on SecurityWeek.

State officials confirm ransomware forced office closures, disrupted services, and led to data theft, as Nevada works with CISA and law enforcement to restore critical systems.

The post Nevada Confirms Ransomware Attack Behind Statewide Service Disruptions appeared first on SecurityWeek.

US Treasury sanctions Russian and Chinese entities tied to North Korea’s use of fake IT workers, who exploited stolen identities, AI, and malware to funnel millions back to Pyongyang.

The post US Sanctions Russian National, Chinese Firm Aiding North Korean IT Workers appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Storm-0501 has been leveraging cloud-native capabilities for data exfiltration and deletion, without deploying file-encrypting malware.

The post Ransomware Group Exploits Hybrid Cloud Gaps, Gains Full Azure Control in Enterprise Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.

China-linked APT ‘Salt Typhoon’ exploited known router flaws to maintain persistent access across telecom, government, and military networks, giving Beijing’s intelligence services global surveillance reach.

The post China’s Salt Typhoon Hacked Critical Infrastructure Globally for Years appeared first on SecurityWeek.

CrowdStrike says the acquisition will bring valuable technology to enhance its Falcon Next-Gen SIEM.

The post CrowdStrike to Acquire Onum to Fuel Falcon Next-Gen SIEM With Real-Time Telemetry appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Join this live discussion to learn how organizations can strengthen ransomware defenses while staying ahead of tightening compliance requirements.

The post Webinar Today: Ransomware Defense That Meets Evolving Compliance Mandates appeared first on SecurityWeek.

With more than 4 million weekly downloads, the Nx build platform became the first known supply chain breach where hackers weaponized AI assistants for data theft.

The post Hackers Target Popular Nx Build System in First AI-Weaponized Supply Chain Attack appeared first on SecurityWeek.