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Compromission possible de données personnelles à l'Éducation nationale

En toute discrétion, le ministère a prévenu des parents qui figuraient sur un de ses listings, d'une possible fuite de données personnelles après une attaque au chez l'institut de sondages BVA. Mais lorsque l'on demande des précisions, il n'y a plus personne. Et des données provenant d'autres ministères sont concernés par cette attaque informatique.

reflets.info/articles/compromi

Vulnerability affecting Drupal 7, 8.9, 9.0 and 9.1. Drupal core's sanitization API fails to properly filter cross-site scripting under certain circumstances.

drupal.org/sa-core-2021-002

A new analysis of the SolarWinds breach suggests that the attacker infrastructure behind the campaign is far larger than first believed.

zdnet.com/article/solarwinds-h

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (vta.org) last weekend has forced a days-long shutdown of many of the agency's computer systems. VTA officials say they believe they have contained the cyberattack, but key systems remained offline Thursday.

VTA is experiencing technology system disruptions, including the customer call center and real-time info. ( Apr 19, 2021 )

mercurynews.com/2021/04/22/cyb

Linux team in public bust-up over fake « patches » to introduce bugs. Hacking attempts ? Universities should know that there are several federal laws that address hacking.

nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2021/

The operators of the Darkside are expanding their extortion tactics with a new technique aimed at companies that are listed on NASDAQ or other stock markets.

therecord.media/ransomware-gan

The pandemic has created formidable challenges for industries across the board - but none more so than healthcare. In addition to needing to accommodate often staggering influxes of seriously ill patients, hospitals and other medical providers face the foreboding prospect of an extended spike in cyber threats.

cpomagazine.com/cyber-security

Mexico - In passing this law, Mexico joins the proud ranks of China, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Venezuela, and 18 other countries that require biometric data in order to obtain a SIM card

Creating a nationwide biometric database will be like handing Mexico's worst criminals a menu that gives them access to any citizen or public official they might be interested in.

Collecting biometric data is much easier than keeping it safe. If neither the NSA was able to keep its data safe nor the U.S government was capable of keeping safe its most sensitive employee background checks, what chance do Mexican telecoms or the country's government have? None. Mexican citizens have reason to be worry.

restofworld.org/2021/mexico-ce

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