•A Chinese Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group has reportedly utilized various cloud tools to conduct espionage operations against targets in Mongolia.
•Details on the specific cloud tools, attack vectors, or targets remain undisclosed in the provided article content, highlighting a critical gap in public threat intelligence.
•This incident underscores the growing trend of sophisticated state-sponsored actors adapting to cloud environments, emphasizing the need for robust cloud security postures and continuous monitoring.
•Rockstar Games has confirmed a "third-party data breach" affecting a limited amount of "non-material company information."
•Hacking group ShinyHunters claims to have infiltrated Rockstar's cloud servers and issued a ransom demand, with a deadline of April 14.
•ShinyHunters, previously linked to breaches at Microsoft, Google, and Ticketmaster, threatens to leak compromised data if the ransom isn't paid.
•Rockstar asserts the incident has "no impact on our organization or our players," but the situation highlights ongoing third-party security risks for IT and development teams.
•A Chinese Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group has reportedly utilized various cloud tools to conduct espionage operations against targets in Mongolia.
•Details on the specific cloud tools, attack vectors, or targets remain undisclosed in the provided article content, highlighting a critical gap in public threat intelligence.
•This incident underscores the growing trend of sophisticated state-sponsored actors adapting to cloud environments, emphasizing the need for robust cloud security postures and continuous monitoring.
•Rockstar Games has confirmed a "third-party data breach" affecting a limited amount of "non-material company information."
•Hacking group ShinyHunters claims to have infiltrated Rockstar's cloud servers and issued a ransom demand, with a deadline of April 14.
•ShinyHunters, previously linked to breaches at Microsoft, Google, and Ticketmaster, threatens to leak compromised data if the ransom isn't paid.
•Rockstar asserts the incident has "no impact on our organization or our players," but the situation highlights ongoing third-party security risks for IT and development teams.
