ESET October roundup covers PHP2Shell, store attacks and Denmark breach
The video recaps PHP flaws, attacks on refrigeration at up to 700 French stores, an 8.8 million-person Danish registry leak, and preinstalled Android malware.
The video recaps PHP flaws, attacks on refrigeration at up to 700 French stores, an 8.8 million-person Danish registry leak, and preinstalled Android malware.
Hackers reached a test environment, and a later update said PIN codes of another 20,000 staff and students were exposed.
Attackers entered a test environment; about 20,000 ID-card PIN codes were reset, and Monday's outage was the same incident.
National identity numbers and physical-access PIN codes were taken from a test environment detected on October 20.
A test-environment intrusion exposed national ID numbers, phones and emails, plus ID-card PINs for about 20,000 people.
A test database held national identity numbers and contacts, and ID-card PINs for about 20,000 people were later found exposed.
Hackers reached a test environment holding names, CPR numbers, phones and emails, plus PIN codes for 20,000 more people.
French internet-exposed Danfoss StoreView controllers fell 71 percent within three days after a supermarket cyber-attack.
Hackers exploited unpatched Danfoss fridge controllers, spoiling food at more than 400 European grocery stores.
Cyberattacks pushed French supermarket fridges to 50°C, spoiling food across hundreds of stores.
Attackers tampered with Danfoss refrigeration controllers, spoiling food at French supermarket chains.
A "123456" password on a vendor account exposed Denmark's register data on 8.8 million people.
Attackers remotely heated Danfoss fridge controllers at hundreds of French supermarkets, spoiling stock and causing tens of millions in losses.
Denmark plans to let teachers physically restrain disruptive students starting in August 2027.
A weak password at Danish firm Pays ApS exposed about 8.8 million CPR records, including ID numbers and addresses.
Check Point's weekly report covers a Denmark registry breach of 8.8 million people, ransomware, and exploited enterprise flaws.
Attackers used the password 123456 to query Denmark’s CPR register, exposing records on about 8.8 million people.
Password "123456" at Danish firm Pays exposed about 8.8 million national CPR identity records.
Roundup: hackers stole data on 8.8 million Danes, and Oracle confirmed a 20-million-patient health breach.
Attackers remotely triggered defrost on Danfoss controllers, spoiling food at hundreds of French supermarkets.
Security Affairs round 599 collects weekly headlines on breaches, arrests, ransomware, and exploited flaws.
Ancient DNA shows Scandinavia's first farmers replaced hunter-gatherers within a few generations about 5,900 years ago.
Hackers reached Denmark's CPR register after at least three Pays accounts, including an admin, used "123456".
Attackers used a company’s credentials to pull records on about 8.8 million people from Denmark’s national ID registry.
Attackers abused a Danish supplier account to expose CPR data on about 8.8 million people.
Attackers exposed names, addresses, and ID numbers of 8.8 million people in Denmark's national register.
Abuse of a Danish firm's CPR access exposed personal data on about 8.8 million people.
Hackers stole names, addresses, and national ID numbers of about 8.8 million people from Denmark's Central Person Register.
Attackers used a Danish company account to access CPR data for about 8.8 million people.
Denmark's population registry says attackers exposed personal data on about 8.8 million people.
Hackers stole personal records on about 8 million people from Denmark's Central Person Register.
Hackers stole names, addresses, and CPR numbers for 8.8 million people from Denmark's population registry via a third party.
Unauthorized access to Denmark’s population register exposed names, addresses, and ID numbers for about 8.8 million people.
Denmark confirmed unauthorized CPR searches exposed names, addresses, and ID numbers of about 8.8 million people.
Denmark says unauthorized access exposed names, addresses, and CPR numbers for about 8.8 million people.
Denmark's CPR register says attackers abused a company's access and copied data on about 8.8 million people.
Technical University of Denmark says hackers stole IAM data that may expose up to 200,000 current and former users.
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A Danish Parliament study finds blame rhetoric rose after 2016, especially among right-wing parties.
The US and Denmark announced a Greenland security deal granting the US permanent basing rights and banning adversary military presence and investments.
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