SafePay, unsafe day.

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Ingram Micro suffers a ransomware attack by the SafePay gang. Spanish police dismantle a large-scale investment fraud ring. The SatanLock ransomware group says it is shutting down. Brazilian police arrest a man accused of stealing over $100 million from the country’s banking system. Qantas confirms contact from a “potential cybercriminal” following its recent customer data breach. The XWorm RAT evolves to better evade detection. Cybercriminals ramp up fraudulent domains ahead of Amazon Prime day. Apple sues a former engineer allegedly stealing confidential data. Our guest is Rob Allen, Chief Product Officer at Threat Locker, discussing why 'Default Deny' could be the Antidote to Security Fatigue. AI image editing blurs the evidence.

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CyberWire Guest

On our Industry Voices segment, we are joined by Rob Allen, Chief Product Officer at Threat Locker, discussing From Noise to Control: Why 'Default Deny' Is the Antidote to Security Fatigue. If you want to hear more from Rob or Threat Locker, you can listen to them here.

Selected Reading

Ingram Micro outage caused by SafePay ransomware attack (Bleeping Computer)

Police dismantles investment fraud ring stealing €10 million (Bleeping Computer)

SatanLock Ransomware Ends Operations, Says Stolen Data Will Be Leaked (Hackread)

Police in Brazil Arrest a Suspect Over $100M Banking Hack (SecurityWeek)

Qantas Contacted by Potential Cybercriminal Following Data Breach (Infosecurity Magazine)

Arbor Associates reports data breach exposing patient information (Beyond Machines)

XWorm RAT Deploys New Stagers and Loaders to Bypass Defenses (GB Hackers)

Amazon Prime Day 2025: Deals Await, But So Do the Cyber Criminals (Check Point)

Apple Accuses Ex-Engineer Of Stealing Vision Pro Secrets, Silently Accepting Job At Snap Inc., And Covering His Tracks By Wiping Data From Work Laptop (WCCF TECH)

Cops Use ChatGPT to Edit Drugs Bust Photo, Goes Horribly Wrong (PetaPixel)

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