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Blue Yonder is investigating ransomware group’s claims of stolen data. Blue Yonder, which provides supply chain management software to companies including DHL and Starbucks, said it is investigating claims that a ransomware group stole its data. The company previously said it deteceted a ransomware attack on Nov. 21. The ransomware group known as Termite claimed responsibility for the attack in a post on its dark web site and said it stole 680 gigabytes of data from Blue Yonder. (TechCrunch)
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PHOTO: BRIDGET BENNETT FOR WSJ
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Starbucks said the attack impacted a scheduling platform that baristas use to track working hours, but service was otherwise normal.
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British supermarket chain Morrisons, which has about 500 stores around the U.K., said the hack led to an outage that impacted its warehouse management system for fresh food. The company said those issues are resolved. (Cybersecurity Dive)
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Medical device maker Artivion discloses hack. Artivion, which manufactures implantable cardiac and vascular transplant applications, said a “cybersecurity incident” caused disruptions to some order and shipping processes. In an 8-K filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company said it became aware of the attack involving the “acquisition and encryption” of data on Nov. 21. Artivion said it doesn’t expect the incident to have a material impact on its financial results.
Cloudflare detected more attacks to gambling and gaming companies in 2024 than any other industry. Gambling and gaming companies were targeted with more attacks than any other industry in 2024, according to cloud-infrastructure company Cloudflare. The second-most targeted industry was finance. Cloudflare analyzed customers’ web traffic that it mitigated in its 2024 report.
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PHOTO: THOMAS PEIPERT/ASSOCIATED PRESS
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HHS fines Colorado hospital over HIPAA violations. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office for Civil Rights fined Children’s Hospital Colorado Health System $548,265 for violating the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. (HIPAA Journal)
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The personal health data of 10,840 individuals was compromised during a breach in 2020. OCR said the hospital waived its right to a hearing and didn't contest its findings.
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Microsoft offers $10,000 to researchers for hacking AI email service. Microsoft is offering a pool of $10,000 to cybersecurity researchers who can break a simulated large language model email client. The LLM service processes email users’ requests and generates responses. Winners of the challenge, which started Monday, will need to trick the email service into performing an unintended command, leading to unauthorized data access or another malicious outcome.
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