Last week on Malwarebytes Labs:
- “Nearly all” AT&T customers had phone records stolen in new data breach disclosure
- Fake Microsoft Teams for Mac delivers Atomic Stealer
- Dangerous monitoring tool mSpy suffers data breach, exposes customer details
- iPhone users in 98 countries warned about spyware by Apple
- Peloton accused of providing customer chat data to train AI
- Ticketmaster says stolen Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets are useless
- Shopify says stolen customer data was taken in third-party breach
- “RockYou2024”: Nearly 10 billion passwords leaked online
Last week on ThreatDown:
- Watch out for CRYSTALRAY, an open source aficionado with a hunger for crypto
- Credential Dumping: How ransomware gangs steal login data and how to detect it
- WorkersDevBackdoor and MadMxShell converge in malvertising campaigns
- How the world’s worst ransomware gang avoids detection
- Patch now! July Patch Tuesday fixes two actively exploited vulnerabilities
- South Africa’s NHLS is recovering from a ransomware attack quickly, it just doesn’t feel that way
- Alabama State Department of Education stops ransomware attack but the assault on US education continues
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