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Pentagon leaks by a junior sysadmin put the spotlight back on insider threat

A High School diploma and "normal colour vision" get you a lot of access...

New LastPass breach post-mortem raises questions

Attackers targeted DevOps engineers' home devices...

T-Mobile hacked again, just six months after settling a $500m class action lawsuit

"It's getting expensive/being on the other side of the courtroom/on the defensive"

CircleCI hackers grabbed customer tokens and keys, CTO admits, amid warning on SaaS secrets

Infiltrators dodged antivirus, stole encryption keys from a running process

CircleCI warns users to "immediately rotate all secrets" amid credential abuse evidence

Updated January 6, 11:00 BST: CircleCI has updated its advisory which deserves revisiting. CircleCI is calling on customers to “immediately rotate any and all secrets” after a security incident. The breach appears to have occurred around December 21 and to have gone unnoticed over the Christmas period. Credentials stolen

Infosys leak: IT firm left “god mode” AWS S3 key exposed on PyPi

"Our infrastructure has not been impacted by this incident and there is no loss of data."

Microsoft data breach "BlueBleed" exposes 2.4TB of customer data

Customers being told GDPR disclosure unnecessary

Advanced confirms attack was LockBit 3.0 ransomware, legitimate creds used

No insight into how credentials were obtained...

Here's why Intel’s UEFI source code leak is a genuine security concern

Intel late Sunday confirmed that proprietary UEFI code had been leaked in a potential serious security breach. The Intel Alder Lake source code was leaked to 4chan and Github – as first reported by Tom’s Hardware – as a 6GB file containing sensitive tools and code for building and optimising BIOS/

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