El Diario del CISO (The CISO Journal) Edición 18 | Page 6
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Canadian Banks Hacked - darkreading.com
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At least 90,000 customers affected in breach at two financial institutions in Canada. North American data breaches aren't limited to
the US, as shown by a pair of disclosures on Monday that came from north of the border.
FBI Urges Reboot Following VPNFilter.
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The FBI recently urged users to reboot their routers in order to disrupt Russia-linked malware, VPNFilter, which has infected over
500,000 routers in at least 54 countries.
Coca-Cola hit with insider breach, 8,000 affected
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The Coca-Cola Company announced a data breach today possibly affecting about 8,000 employees due to a former employee
having an external hard drive containing their personal data.
GDPR is here – now what?
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Look at the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) as opportunities to
adopting sound data protection practices.
Icann Files Suit in Germany in Bid to Clarify GDPR
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Oversight body’s Whois policy threatens to run foul of new law
Bug In Git Opens Developer Systems Up to Attack ...
threatpost.com
Git repository hosting services GitHub, GitLab and Microsoft VSTS each patched a serious vulnerability on Tuesday that could lead
to arbitrary code execution when a developer uses a malicious repository.
Canadian Hacker Jailed for 5 Years Following Yahoo Breach
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Karim Baratov, a 23-year-old Canadian citizen born in Kazakhstan (Photo: Instagram) A Canadian citizen has received a U.S. federal
prison sentence after he admitted to working for alleged Russian intelligence officers who have been tied to a massive breach of
search giant Yahoo.