| This week’s one for the books! Nation-state hackers mount a huge campaign against cybersecurity companies and several US federal agencies, the EU’s drug regulator takes a hit, new insight into cyberattack response plan essentials, and fake Zoom invite pitfalls abound. Major attacks by suspected Russian nation-state hackers on US Federal agencies including the departments of Commerce, Treasury, and Homeland Security have rocked the public and defense cybersecurity sectors. Dark Web ID’s Top Threats This Week Top Source Hits: ID Theft Forum Top Compromise Type: Domain Top Industry: Education & Research Top Employee Count: 11 – 50 |
 United States – SolarWinds Exploit: Hacking (Nation-State)SolarWinds: Cybersecurity Software Developer >> Read full details on our blog |
| United States – FireEye Exploit: Hacking (Nation-State) FireEye: Cybersecurity Solutions Development and Testing >> Read full details on our blog |
 United Kingdom – Marriage Tax Refund Exploit: MisconfigurationMarriage Tax Refund: Tax Relief Advisory Firm >> Read full details on our blog |
 United States – Netgain Exploit: RansomwareNetgain: Data Hosting Provider >> Read full details on our blog |
| United States – Dental Care Alliance Exploit: Hacking Dental Care Alliance: Dental Practice Support Organization >> Read full details on our blog |
| Canada – Parkland Corp. Exploit: Ransomware Parkland Corp.: Motor Fuel Distributor >> Read full details on our blog |
| The Netherlands – European Medicines Agency (EMA) Exploit: Hacking (Nation-State) EMA: International Drug Regulation Authority >> Read full details on our blog |
| Australia – Epicor Software Exploit: Hacking Epicor Software: Software Developer >> Read full details on our blog |
| Taiwan – Foxconn Exploit: Ransomware Foxconn: Electronics Manufacturer >> Read full details on our blog |