The Record reports that Ahold Delhaize confirmed malicious actions behind a cyberattack that forced systems offline across most of its U.S. and European grocery brands. The company said it has no evidence that sensitive customer, employee or partner data was stolen, but the investigation is still ongoing. Shoppers should watch their accounts and be cautious if they use the affected online shopping services.
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Infosecurity Magazine reports that ConnectWise suspended several cloud services after finding unauthorized access to application identities in its ConnectWise Cloud Backup environment. The company says the access could let an attacker reach customers’ Microsoft 365 data, including mailboxes, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams and directory information. ConnectWise advises customers to keep affected apps disabled, preserve sign-in and audit records, and review authentication, credentials, roles, consent grants, mailbox forwarding rules and other suspicious changes.
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The Record reports that Russian authorities detained three suspected DataSuckers hackers after a cyberattack on Dodo Pizza exposed customer information. The breach reportedly involved names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, order details and stored passwords. People affected should change any reused passwords and watch their accounts for suspicious activity.
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The Record reports that Anne Arundel County, Maryland, confirmed hackers stole files from government systems during an incident in August. Officials said they found irregular activity on August 28 and later determined an unauthorized actor copied certain files from a limited number of systems. Residents should watch for any breach notices and monitor accounts and records if they get one.
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