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Exclusive: PR software firm exposes data on nearly 500k contacts
The company removed the bucket from the open internet after being contacted by CyberScoop.
German manufacturer says malware has caused ‘significant disruption’ to plants in three countries
Parent company Rheinmetall Group said it expects to lose 3 to 4 million euros per week, starting next week.
Hey, industry: Cybersecurity needs to be a safety essential in your products
As technology advances and the world becomes more connected, the risk of cyberattacks on vehicles, personal electronic devices and even airborne drones increases.
DHS warns of vulnerability that could be used to alter flight data in small planes
The aviation sector appears to be lagging in securely implementing a popular networking standard for machinery.
British Airways fined $229 million under GDPR for data breach tied to Magecart
GDPR fines are getting real.
'Small stickers' were enough to trick a Tesla's autopilot to drive into the wrong lane
By placing three stickers over road markings, researchers caused the Tesla to move to the wrong side of the road.
Toyota data breach affects up to 3.1 million customers
The breach, which affected Toyota Tokyo Sales Holding Inc. and its affiliated enterprises, was the second high-profile cybersecurity incident at Toyota in as many months.
Researchers found a way to hack those ubiquitous electric scooters
A researcher with San Francisco-based Zimperium discovered a way to manipulate a Xiaomi M365 scooters via the device's Bluetooth connection.
D.C. Metro system beefs up supply-chain cybersecurity provisions for new railcars
U.S. senators have raised security concerns about a new Metro railcar project. The NIST cybersecurity framework will be part of the process now, the transit authority says.
Schneider Electric's car charging stations get crucial patches
Hardcoded credentials and two other flaws could give hackers remote access to EVlink charging stations. Schneider Electric has issued firmware updates to fix the problems.
