Craig Anderson

The recent data breach at Lulu Hypermarket, a major retail chain in the Middle East, has compromised the personal information of approximately 196,000 users, raising critical concerns about data security and privacy. Discovered on July 10, 2024, and initially reported by Dark Web Informer, the breach has exposed sensitive data, including customers’ names, email addresses, phone numbers, and home addresses.

The digital landscape for humanitarian organizations operating in conflict zones has become increasingly perilous, as evidenced by the latest cyber threats from the pro-Houthi hacker group known as OilAlpha. This particular group has been targeting major international NGOs, such as CARE International and the Norwegian Refugee Council, through a sophisticated array of cyber-attacks. These incursions involve malicious Android applications disguised

The Crystalray hacker group continues to pose significant challenges to cyber defenses through their highly sophisticated and strategic use of popular penetration testing (pentesting) tools. Leveraging an array of open-source security tools, they effectively infiltrate and persist in targeted systems while evading traditional detection mechanisms. Their operations underscore a profound understanding of cybersecurity, enabling them to exploit vulnerabilities and maintain