Internet Security Week - Edition No. 68

In edition No. 68 of Internet Safety Week pays redemption of $ 11 million, higher password leakage of all time, BH City Hall is hacked and more.

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JBS paid a redemption of 11 million dollars

JBS, the world's largest producer of beef, confirmed that it has paid a rescue of $ 11 million after the revil ransomware operation initially required $ 22.5 million.

By Lawrence Abrams in Bleeping Computer

High volume of cybers have taken teams to emotional overload

With increasingly frequent cyber attacks, information security professionals have been emotionally overloaded. This is what a study of Trend Micro shows.

By Roseli Andrion in Canaltech

Federal Police holds suspected hacker attack to the STF system

In all, there are three temporary arrest warrants and five search and seizure warrants in the cities of Itumbiara (GO), Bragança Paulista (SP), Belém do São Francisco (PE), Jaboatão dos Guararapes (PE) and Olinda (PE). Two arrests have already been made, according to PF.

In Gazeta do Povo

Higher password leakage of all time has over 8.4 billion data

A user in a hacker forum posted a 100 GB TXT file that contains 8.4 billion passwords, which were combined with old leaks and violations.

By Edvardas Mikalauskas in CyberNews

Cybercriminoso is ordered to return R $ 648 thousand stolen from two different victims

Cybercriminal arrested by the Federal District Civil Police, is ordered to return R $ 648 thousand, which were stolen from two different accounts of Banco do Brasil, and had to serve 5 years and 6 months in prison.

By Guilherme Petry in The Hack

BH City Hall Inspection System is hacked

The Digital Inspection System (SIF) of the Belo Horizonte City Hall was hacked early Wednesday afternoon, 9. Upon entering the system, the servers found a message that directly attacks Mayor Alexandre Kalil (PSD) because of the restrictions imposed on trade during the pandemic.

In Ciso Advisor

Employees fear being blamed for company data breaches

Workers in small and medium -sized organizations mainly consider themselves attractive targets of digital criminals, do not understand the full extent of cyber threats and hardly report incidents for fear of being guilty.

By Kelvin Zimmer on Lumiun Blog

Data violation of Audi and Volkswagen affects 3.3 million customers

According to data violation notifications presented to the California and Maine Attorney General's Office, VWGOA announced that a supplier left unprotected data on the Internet between August 2019 and May 2021.

By Lawrence Abrams in Bleeping Computer

Ancient malware returns in a new version to steal logins and passwords

Agent Tesla is now part of a new campaign that uses contaminated Excel spreadsheets to settle on victims' computers, being able to steal saved passwords in the browser, corporate systems access credentials and even cryptocurrency wallets whose funds are reversed to criminals.

By Felipe Demartini in Canaltech