The global cyber war

Maersk said a threat actor breached systems of a company it had acquired and stole data, and the ransomware group WhiteArmor claimed the attack; no government or examining company has named an actor. ^[1] ConnectWise said it was investigating malicious activity affecting some partners of its ScreenConnect service, and Huntress said it was tracking six compromised managed service providers and more than 286 endpoints across 47 organisations. ^[1] Ukraine's state news agency Ukrinform said its website and X account were attacked; nobody has named an actor. ^[1]

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The ransomware group BYOD, which took responsibility for the attack on Vanderbilt University, claimed to have more than one million Social Security numbers from it, CyberScoop reported. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said France was weighing measures against Iran over the cyberattacks it blames on the IRGC, some of which might never be made public, Iran International reported, and said France would push for EU sanctions. The University of Tübingen said attackers took about 3,900 staff records from its systems, in a press release made public that day; nobody has named an actor. ^[1] Poland's digital affairs minister Krzysztof Gawkowski said a cyberattack on the state platform ePUAP was detected and stopped, and the platform was taken offline as a precaution; nobody has named an actor. ^[1]

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