Today's Hacked!

Hacked!

• JPMorgan Hacking Attempts:

  • JPMorgan Chase & Co. is facing a significant increase in hacking attempts on its systems.
  • The number of daily hacking attempts has doubled to 45 billion per day.
  • This is a notable surge compared to the previous year.
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• Digital Traffic Sign Hacked:

  • A digital traffic sign was hacked, displaying antisemitic rhetoric.
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• UC Irvine Students' Online Forums Hacked:

  • Hackers targeted online forums used by UC Irvine students, posting extreme and disturbing videos.
  • Some students may have been hospitalized due to the content.
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• LoanDepot Mortgage Payments Struggle After Hack:

  • LoanDepot customers are facing difficulties in making mortgage payments after a hacking incident.
  • The company reported that its data was encrypted by an unauthorized party.
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• Tech Vulnerabilities:

  • A 'nutrunner' wrench, part of a security study, was unexpectedly hacked.
  • Ivanti VPNs were found to have zero-day flaws, leading to mass exploitation by hackers.
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• Widespread Hacking Scheme in Australia:

  • Thousands of Australian shoppers have fallen victim to a widespread hacking scheme.
  • Popular brands are affected, and a cybersecurity company has issued a warning.
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• Cooper Aerobics Hacked:

  • Dallas-based Cooper Aerobics has been hacked, impacting nearly 90,000 clients.
  • A notice has been filed, acknowledging the security breach.
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• Ohio Lottery Hacking Incident:

  • Erman Ayday, an assistant professor, discussed a recent "hacking incident" involving the Ohio Lottery.
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• Binge and The Iconic Hacked in Australia:

  • 15,000 Australians are affected after Binge and The Iconic faced hacking incidents.
  • The companies claim that their systems were not hacked, suggesting credential stuffing.
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