VeriSource Data Breach Affects 4 Million Individuals: What You Need to Know
VeriSource Services, a company that manages employee benefits and HR administration, has announced a major data breach that impacts approximately four million people. The exposed data includes names, addresses, dates of birth, gender, and Social Security numbers—sensitive information that can be used in identity theft. When and How It Happened Date of breach: February 27, […]
Blue Shield of California Exposes Health Data of 4.7 Million People to Google Ads
In a concerning reminder of the risks associated with web tracking tools in regulated industries, Blue Shield of California has announced a significant data exposure involving protected health information (PHI) of approximately 4.7 million individuals. The breach stemmed from a misconfiguration on the health insurer’s website, where Google Analytics—a tool used to monitor website traffic—was […]
Prerequisites for Protecting Against Cloud Security Risks
A Guide for Everyday Users and Organizations In today’s digital workplace, most of us rely on the cloud—whether it’s for storing files, accessing business tools, or managing emails. While the cloud offers flexibility and convenience, it also introduces security risks if not properly protected. Before moving to or expanding your use of the cloud, there […]
Canon Printer Driver Vulnerability Alert — What You Need to Know
A serious security vulnerability has been discovered in several Canon printer drivers, and it’s important for all organizations and users to be aware—especially those using Canon office or production printers. What Happened? Microsoft’s Offensive Research and Security Engineering (MORSE) team recently alerted Canon about a critical security flaw, now tracked as CVE-2025-1268, with a severity […]
Cybersecurity Trends to Watch in 2025
A Guide for General Users and Organizations As we step further into 2025, the digital world is evolving rapidly—and so are the threats within it. From smarter cyberattacks to advanced defense systems, it’s becoming more important than ever for individuals and businesses to understand the cybersecurity landscape and prepare accordingly. Here are the key cybersecurity […]
What Is the Dark Web?
The dark web often evokes images of clandestine activities and hidden corners of the internet. However, understanding its structure and function is essential for both cybersecurity professionals and the general public. The dark web refers to a segment of the internet that isn’t indexed by standard search engines like Google or Bing. Unlike the surface […]
Oracle Quietly Notifies Customers After Possible Cloud Breach, Despite Public Denials
Oracle is privately informing some customers about a possible cloud system breach—despite publicly denying that any such incident occurred. A hacker known as “rose87168” has claimed responsibility for the breach, offering for sale what they say is data from over 140,000 Oracle Cloud customers, including encrypted login credentials. Initially, the hacker demanded $20 million from […]
Are Your Mobile Banking Apps Really Safe?
Is Your Mobile Banking App Safe?
Cybercriminals are using fake apps to steal login credentials on iOS and Android. These apps mimic legitimate banking software, making them hard to detect. Learn how to protect your devices from this new threat and keep your data secure with Cyber Safe Business.
Massive $1.4B Cryptocurrency Heist Linked to Sophisticated State-Sponsored Attack
A recent $1.4 billion cryptocurrency theft—the largest ever recorded—has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity and financial sectors. The breach, which targeted Bybit’s Ethereum cold wallet system, was carried out by the notorious North Korean hacking group known as Lazarus. It involved a highly coordinated attack combining social engineering, stolen cloud credentials, and manipulated code. How […]
Phishing: The Gateway to Devastating Data Breaches
Phishing remains one of the most dangerous tactics in today’s cyber threat landscape. By exploiting human psychology and trust, phishing bypasses technical defenses and often serves as the first step to larger, more destructive cyberattacks. A prime example? The Colonial Pipeline attack in 2021. It began with a phishing-related compromise that led to ransomware deployment, […]