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JAL Says Amadeus Breach Exposed Booking Data on 92,000 Customers
Japan Airlines and JTA say unauthorised access to Amadeus's booking system exposed about 92,000 customers' data, with passports in 2,000 cases.
Treasury Sanctions 10 People Over North Korean IT Worker Schemes
OFAC has sanctioned 10 people and a Russia-based centre it says run or fund North Korean IT workers, citing millions moved through cryptocurrency.
Lumen Says Volt Typhoon Exploited at Least Four Zero-Days for Access
Lumen urges firms to lock down management systems after finding Volt Typhoon used throwaway relay chains and zero-days to reach critical US networks.
UK Budget Pledges to Consult on Who Is Liable for Cyber Breaches
The UK Budget promises a consultation next year on tackling insecure technology at source and on where liability for cyber breaches should sit.
Solflare Validator Stops Earning Rewards After Provider Key Incident
Solflare says a security incident at its staking provider hit its validator's keys, pausing rewards on about 1.56m staked SOL. It says SOL is safe.
GoAhead 6.1.1 Fixes Three TLS Flaws in Embedded Device Web Server
FoxIO found three TLS bugs in the GoAhead embedded web server, including one that let revoked client certificates in. Version 6.1.1 fixes all three.
Upwind Raises $400m Series C at $3.8bn Valuation, Led by Bessemer
Cloud security start-up Upwind has closed a $400m Series C led by Bessemer, up from $300m reported in September. It says revenue has quadrupled this year.
Meta Staff Notes Discussed a ‘Whisper Strategy’ Against Jonathan Haidt
Court exhibits show Meta staff in 2023 discussed turning academics against Jonathan Haidt. It is unclear whether Meta acted on the ideas.
Meta and Snap Go on Trial in LA Over Teen Social Media Addiction
Jury selection starts in Los Angeles in a trial over claims that Meta and Snap designed apps that harmed two teenagers. It is the second such trial.
FBI Seizes Virtualine Domain as Dutch Police Take Servers Offline
The FBI seized the Virtualine domain and Dutch police took dozens of servers offline, holding data on 3,000+ customers of a host accused of ignoring abuse.
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