Cyber News Live | Weekly Edition | 28 November 2023

In this weekly edition you will find:

• Our executive summary.
• A list of breaches not publicly reported.
• Our call to action.

Enjoy, and thanks for reading from the Cyber News Live Team.

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, this week's highlights underscore the persistent threats faced by individuals and organizations. As we express gratitude during this Thanksgiving season, it is crucial to remain vigilant against cyber scams that exploit the festive spirit. Recent reports emphasize the concerning prevalence of destructive malware, with instances of ransomware attacks causing substantial disruptions, prompting organizations to grapple with the decision of whether or not to pay ransoms. The complexity of these issues is compounded by the growing concern over data privacy, exemplified by instances of over-collection and deceptive practices by companies, urging a reevaluation of the need for extensive data storage.

Additionally, noteworthy developments include the resignation of Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin following a cyber outage, bringing attention to the significant consequences that cyber incidents can have on leadership positions. The intersection of cyber threats and real-world consequences is further highlighted by the FBI's acknowledgment of an increasing number of SIM-swapping complaints, reflecting the financial toll cybercriminals continue to impose. Amidst these challenges, positive strides are seen in initiatives such as free cybersecurity assessments for small and medium-sized businesses in Australia and the establishment of the National Cyber Intel Partnership, indicating a collective effort to fortify defenses and address the critical role of cybersecurity across sectors.

Do you know if you were entangled in any of these breaches:

1. New York City Bar Association - 27,226 victims.
2. University of Miami - 153 victims.
3. Forward Bank - 46,0193 victims.
4. Birchview Capital - 36 victims.
5. Assumption University - 2,465 victims.
6. Stanford Health Care, Stanford Children's Health | Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley, Stanford Medicine Partners, and PACKARD CHILDREN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE - 1,648,848 victims.
7. Precisely - 4,627 victims.
8. Southwest Behavioral Health Center - 17,147 victims.
9. Enstar Group - 64,934 victims.
10. AutoZone - 184,995 victims.
11. Auto Glass Now - approx 2,000 victims.
12. NSC - 48,531 victims.
13. Mohr CPAs LLP - 3,433 victims.
14. Rivers Casino Des Plaines - undisclosed number of victims.
15. Urban College of Boston - 629 victims.
16. Tri Counties Bank - 74,385 victims.
17. Inline Plastics - 5,636 victims.
18. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America - 35,072 victims.
19. Brodart - 8,259 victims.
20. City of Nassau Bay, Texas - 8,839 victims.
21. Pinal County Superintendent's Office - 30,097 victims.
22. Welltok on behalf of Graphic Packaging International, LLC - 426,812 victims.
23. UPDATE: Robeson Health Care Corporation - 62,627 victims.

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