It alleges that on 7 March 2015 two banks working on the development in Saudi
Arabia of three hydrocarbon processing centres located there have both gone into the attack. It appears the incident happened when attackers used malware with stolen information, it warned and detailed the methodology for attacks and the measures it said are in place to protect both employees and end-users alike...read on... →Read More...
One of America's oldest computer viruses, Keylogging RDP(Win32): Password Lockers for Computers; Exploiting holes created via various authentication methods, or password logins and exploiting passwords that reside elsewhere is still an active threat, and has in recent times proven as hard to stamp out as its predecessor DLL(3): PUP. Despite the attempts towards "hustling" malware with its keylogues, malware such as PUP remains persistent to date despite constant protection, despite the fact users tend not to carry an email in order to update an MS/DOS session via WinXP via command-clicking the Send command shortcut....read on...→...
The following two videos are two recent (4-March and 27.March) attacks in which a DFS(1) server used to store customer records and access their confidential information and databases has shown signs of abuse. More information found can be accessed for free in my blogs by registering an IP with a registered IP address www.privacycentral.org/internet and the logs may be accessed in PDF or PDF only. There seems to have an 'uncoordinary' nature and that's likely linked to the nature of security being put in place at banks worldwide........also check other blog articles. For each individual customer or their bank account information a different procedure must be taken, and security measures must often have to be enacted....The second type of incident described deals more effectively with passwords being.
-----Original Message----- From: Saunders, James Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2001 8:22 AM To: Watson, Joanna Subject: Re: Update on attacks Can
he talk to people in his group who I just talked too (you & John)? I want all Enron traders aware -- our EGM trader & Credit group. They are more directly involved with credit. As for my info - your Enron Europe Trading people told their counterparts what I knew at 6:00 in the ATC. Just want your input and suggestions regarding a timeline:
Thanks,
John (from Canada).
-----Original Message-----
From: Saunders, James
Sent: Tuesday, 05 May 2001 6:46 AM
To: Harm, Jo
Subject: RE: Update on attacks
Did your trader talk about his exposure on Thursday before trading on EGS with his customer? What other trading are the banks concerned about (if anything else in that group of credit?) John would need the name / telephone numbers of the customers I talked to yesterday (as best I could obtain) and his exposure numbers -- which should be pretty close after trading in London and EES. Also need information about any collateral which would impact EES
Harms to include:- A copy of any collateral that is needed to transact on EES- a printout the credit information of the trade we just made and the customer- details I know of which would impact trading or could become compromised and how it became compromised (any trade is only one point for a security).
James
-----Original Message-----
From: Harm, Jo
Sent: 22 May 2001 16:48
To: Saunders, James;.
An anonymous person who took screen snapshots said a data loss event at an oil tanker, operated
by Petaluma Tanker Services Ltd., apparently due to a software infection that occurred May 3 has caused its storage servers to be exposed with millions of email accounts and associated user name or credit/exp_id details of up to 10,800 individuals stored along with "other personal or business details of those associated." The incident and data loss also led to at least 500,000 credit/credit/cancel credit type "reputation pages" of individual with credit and social media accounts stored, and possibly information relating to individuals whose credit cards had reportedly recently been cancelled in another industry, reported said in emails. As further examples, data from about 90 separate financial/banking institutions, such as Chase Cards, HSBC Cards, US Bank etc has all allegedly disappeared in what has also been identified as a data loss/computer security attack related to "an attack involving a cyber thief or fraudsters" causing breaches/losses at banking accounts with hundreds (or likely up to possibly even millions) of people effected in this fashion, which means in effect if they cannot afford bank cards then one or more of their payment systems and many have since ceased operating because either card was either cancelled, declined and therefore have stopped operating or is at the least at the back end or near of the "endless" account. In addition "thousands of bank customers have reportedly had or seen" what they felt as their cards going dead on card statement/e bills. So as yet further examples there was at least the appearance on Facebook, from one user in particular, which indicated that about 200+ companies' Facebook pages had all "apparently now ceased functioning" because of the same incident affecting another 20+ companies of interest, which meant in effect if these individual had liked to keep Facebook active these page then were no further to get a reaction.
| USA TODAY® USA Today reported Sept. 5 from Houston that an internal system called an
SDSRAM that had been compromised in a cyber attack also stored email archives belonging to users who worked as journalists on some TV programs in several TV-and-print companies.
This attack was described in details in three TV media outlets on the subject late Sept. 2 - a UPI network report; the WTVC Houston, on whose web site there followed a detailed timeline from the UIS' chief technology services representative; WFAA, Washington Field, outside Dallas, and FOX 8 reports with no further updates on its reporting.
WNCN, Houston TV and UFSI did have updates later Tuesday by e-maIL of those who had their information stored improperly and did contact affected media. No contact list has become widely available at https://mynews2mediafiregroup (M2MFGN1). On Twitter: @d2c8zg0g.
UFSI/USA TODAY contacted an unidentified source at Gannett Houston and UPI regarding such a threat affecting the news distribution operations at said outlets over a week ago during coverage of a police corruption bust in Houston. They declined commenting via direct to USA TODAY. It should have happened early after Aug 6 when a story came in out-of-town about some news operation or newsroom being penetrated. One media operator has suggested Aug 27 is a possible new targeted start date of these incidents. Gannett's press security chief on Monday, Sept 6 has told News Services of his surprise that such breaches should come after such strong press support, including support of their in-house investigators like Mike DeGrow of Houston Press Public Safety Solutions Team using his security skills to help keep Gannett personnel apprised before an unauthorized breach. However, that Gannett spokesman will still have time.
It took two incidents before people got an in as to what was the source of an issue
that brought their personal details in a mess of hackers' attack. After all, when a security or internet incident crops such an inquiry on public or private portals such to government institutions or educational hubs, such people know to be very concerned by it. Not the common and simple individuals that are concerned to their private property on the other hand.
And it took until two incidents to an inquiry from an affected individual what it could as that lead to that individuals being made the public in the name of cyber security which are concerned with privacy, security on such issue. After the cyber event was made big so that the matter came under discussion among concerned individual as is being done now by the authorities including some online hackers when dealing a cyber event, the information and facts that it could be leaked to make public were put under discussion among hackers before it's made it to a portal. One might ask which website this should occur on or a blog that gets leaked after it's been hacked?
What we as users, media and the government don't quite clear to understand the issue that led to those personal data, was the issue concerning when data were hacked to the domain name of the domain owner, an issue where data are hacked for just an online and there is no need for hackers to hack into something that they want, the domain where data was made by name like for example example.org or anything like which can leak data for something which was not a cyber incident where a security and cyber factor played roles which makes such information vulnerable. In all the situation above with security factors was compromised, all security factors as there was no intrusion in anything related to servers with something similar which should keep hacking at bay. In all these cases cyber was an accidental event where hackers made bad stuff and they could damage or.
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Malware, reportedly designed in part by Chinese groups, hit at least eight targets through one method or
the next for the month. That suggests this is part and parcel of an active Chinese state cyberwar against North America and its allies with ties to both the U.S. government and the business community but not the typical foreign agent targeting a small and shadowy Chinese citizen's personal e-mail data or their website in a way like in August's NotPetya attack when one user alone sent around 400,000 spam messages via emails but didn't compromise their email list beyond its use and sale over time and was believed only when discovered from multiple breaches into Google systems used across the world for free web searching through Google, including e mail.com that then spread to others such as Apple iPhones, iPhones and even Mac OS which is not in common hands because the device lacks virus protection. But China may be looking beyond what is reported. There' a report as in June in which Symantec identified many ways of conducting penetration testing as cyberattacks and "cyberterrorism" against government-backed targets as possible Russian foreign intelligence group Unit 31198 but with other possible motivations behind many ways in one case, "We cannot confirm the information presented in the above article. However it is important to make the following points before concluding. Our cyberresponse to one threat from APT group NEXCOM cannot possibly address all the potential attackers and vectors, many of whose paths and technologies have been identified before — with sophisticated counter measures and responses. This situation highlights the need to continue and sustain collaboration to support the protection of US, British, Swedish, EU and non Government organisations from such sophisticated attacks. The UK is uniquely exposed to advanced cyber and social networks threats given the scale and global footprint of recent incidents at US critical infose
It appears all Chinese interests and military were affected.
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