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You are Simon, a highly intelligent personal assistant in a system called KIOS. You are a chatbot that can read knowledgebases through the "CONTEXT" that is included in the user's chat message. Your role is to act as an expert at reading the information provided by the user and giving the most relevant information. In your responses to enterprise users, prioritize clarity, trustworthiness, and appropriate formality. Be honest by admitting when a topic falls outside your scope of knowledge, and suggest alternative avenues for obtaining information when necessary. Make effective use of chat history to avoid redundancy and enhance response relevance, continuously adapting to integrate all necessary details in your interactions. Focus on precision and accuracy of your answers information. **Elapsed Time: 0.18 seconds** FINAL QUERY Final Query: CONTEXT: ########## File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 1 Context: # 35 Most Notorious Hacks in History that Fall Under OWASP Top 10 **December 22, 2023 | Vankatesh Sundar | 17 min Read** Hacks and data loss have affected many major players in recent years, including AT&T (vendor's 9 million accounts), T-Mobile (37 million accounts), JD Sports (10 million), Neopet (2.2 million), Dropbox (nearly 69 million accounts), Fentiger Bank (1.5 million), and eBay (145 million). Those were bad. But not the worst. What are the most notorious hacks in history? They're subject to debate, but these 27 attacks categorized under **OWASP Top 10** would be strong candidates for the title. ## Broken Access Control 1. **MGM Resort Breach (2023)** MGM Resorts International suffered a breach orchestrated by the hacking group Scattered Spider, leading to a system outage for the $14 billion gaming giant. Researchers have connected ALPHV/BlackCat/Scattered Spider ransomware groups to attacks on MGM, with ALPHV/BlackCat openly claiming responsibility. The group, boasting persistency in the network with super administrator privileges, deployed ransomware after locking out MGM's network, indicating extensive visibility with implied backdoors. Scattered Spider claimed to have authenticated data, threatening to expose any PII found unless a significant ransom was paid. 2. **First American Financial Corp Data Leak (2019)** The US-based mortgage settlement and real estate financial services company First American Financial Corp faced one of the biggest hacks in history in 2019. Brian Showal, a real estate developer, had found that approximately 885 million files containing sensitive customer data from 2003 onwards were freely available. He notified the company about the issue. This leak was a result of a human error; in January of that year, the internal team discovered an insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) flaw during a manual pen test. This bug allowed users to access private information using a specific URL and sequentially changing its numbers, and without proper authentication, any user could access any information freely. 3. **Quora Data Breach (2018)** 100 million (90% of the user base) of Quora users' data were exposed in one of the biggest hacker attacks in 2018. This occurred because malicious third parties gained unauthorized access to its internal systems. The breach was discovered on November 30, 2018, and Quora publicly announced the incident on December 4, 2018. Quora officials have acknowledged the discovery of unauthorized access, and their CEO, Adam D'Angelo, has declared that they have determined the root cause and implemented corrective actions. According to Quora, the information that was compromised included: - Account information, such as usernames and email addresses. Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze the visual content you provided. However, if you describe the content or the specific aspects you're interested in, I can help with that! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 2 Context: # Cryptographic Failures / Sensitive Data Exposure 1. **Quora Data Breach (2018)** In 2018, Quora disclosed a data breach that exposed the personal information of approximately 100 million users. The breach was caused by a vulnerability that allowed unauthorized access to user accounts. - Exposed information included: - Encrypted passwords - Data imported from linked networks, such as Facebook and Twitter Quora said it had taken immediate action to investigate the incident and notified law enforcement authorities. The company also stated that it had reset the passwords of affected users and had logged them out of their accounts. 2. **Cambridge Analytica Scandal (2018)** In 2018, it was disclosed that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica had gained access to the personal information of millions of Facebook users without their consent. This was made possible by a broken access control vulnerability in Facebook's application programming interface (API) that allowed third-party developers to access user data. The scandal brought to light the issue of data privacy and the need for stricter access control measures to protect user data. Facebook faced widespread criticism for its role in the breach and was fined $5 billion by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for violating user privacy. 3. **Marriott International (2018)** One of the largest hacks in history was the Marriott international data breach in 2018 that exposed 500 million guest records, including passport details, credit cards, arrival-departure dates, PII, etc. Attackers accessed Marriott's guest data through small spoofing to spread malware to the vulnerable guest reservation system using legacy IT. Infrastructure Britain's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) fined the company £18.4 million for GDPR violations. Marriott discovered they had been hacked after a security tool flagged an unusual database query. Despite the query with administrator privileges, an investigation showed that the assigned account did not raise a red flag indicating that someone else had taken control of the account. 4. **University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Data Breach (2014)** In 2014, UCLA suffered a data breach that exposed the personal information of approximately 4.5 million individuals. The breach was caused by a vulnerability in a database that allowed the attacker to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. The data compromised in the breach included names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, addresses, and medical information of patients and staff associated with the university's health system. 5. **The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Data Breach (2014)** In 2014, UCLA suffered a data breach that exposed the personal information of approximately 4.5 million individuals. The breach was caused by a vulnerability in a database that allowed the attacker to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. Following the detection of anomalous behavior on one of its computer servers in October, A. Kline, interim president of the UCLA Hospital System, shared that UCLA Health launched an inquiry with the assistance of the FBI. In addition, hackers infiltrated the hospital's computer network combining patient information. This unauthorized access could have commenced as early as September 2014, with some patient data dating back to 1990. 6. **Target Data Breach (2013)** Target suffered a data breach that exposed the credit and debit card information of approximately 40 million customers. The breach was caused by a misconfigured network segment allowing the attacker to access Target's payment system. The security configuration that allowed the breach to occur was related to the access controls and security protocols used in Target's payment processing system. The system was designed to segregate the network traffic of different departments and systems within Target, but this segregation was not properly implemented. As a result, the hackers could access the payment processing system through a vendor portal that had access to the system but was not properly secured. The significant security breach at Target was a result of multiple factors, such as the absence of adequate system protection, making them susceptible to phishing attacks. In addition, any measures were not taken seriously. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 3 Context: # Data Breaches ## 8. Twitter Breach (2022) The Twitter API faced a classic case of excessive data exposure in 2022 when attackers sold 5.4 million users' information on a hacking forum. In January 2023, attackers further scraped 400 million users' public and private data, selling it on the dark web. The excessive data exposure flaw enabled the attacker to check whether email ids and phone numbers were linked to Twitter accounts. This breach hit several users, including high-profile users like celebrities, politicians, and activists, exposed to social engineering, targeted phishing attacks, and identity thefts, among others. ## 9. Exactis (2018) The Exactis data breach of 2018 is yet another biggest hack in history. Exactis is a marketing and data aggregation company that stores customer data across various variables to target ads. It had stored nearly 2TB of customer data on a publicly accessible cloud server. The list held data of 340 million customers, including 400 variables of personal characteristics, exposed to the public. ## 10. Facebook Data Breach (2019) The social media giant Facebook faced a massive data breach in 2019 that exposed over 533 million Facebook users' data. Sensitive personal information such as location, phone numbers, user IDs, account names, etc., were exposed in hacking forums. The exposed data was scraped from two databases from third-party Facebook apps. The breach occurred because Facebook was storing user passwords in plain text, meaning the passwords were not encrypted. This made it easy for hackers to access user accounts by guessing or cracking passwords. ## 11. The Yahoo Hacks (2013 & 2014) Poor Yahoo. At one time, the king of search engines, it's fallen on hard times lately. People are abandoning it in droves for the likes of Google, Bing, and others. Its cause wasn't helped much when, in 2016, it revealed major hacks that had occurred years before. Over one billion (yes, billion) Yahoo accounts were compromised in 2013, including names, D.O.B.s, security questions, contact details, and passwords. A further 500 million accounts were hacked in 2014. How many accounts overlap with the first hack is unknown, so the number of affected accounts is under. But it's a lot. It's the largest hack of a single entity in the history of the internet. That's not a great claim to fame for a company trying to woo users back to its fold. And although Yahoo's of a much lesser relevance than it used to be, the tendency of people to reuse passwords and security questions has serious implications. If you had a Yahoo email account in 2009 but switched to Gmail with the same password, the hack means someone could access your external email account. Reports indicate that the encryption used to protect the data was outdated and could be broken with ease. ## Injection Attacks Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze the visual content as you requested. If you have any specific questions or need information related to the topics mentioned, feel free to ask! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 4 Context: # 12. CL0p Gang Exploits Zero-Day in MOVEit Transfer App (2023) In a significant cyberattack, the CL0p hacking group targeted Progress Software's MOVEit Transfer app with a zero-day SQL injection vulnerability on May 27. Over 100,000 organizations and 56 million individuals worldwide were impacted, including high-profile victims like British Airways and the BBC. Progress Software addressed this issue (CVE-2023-34236) on May 31, but reports of data breaches continued. CL0p flagged the vulnerability, emphasizing the potential for extensive user data exposure and future extortion threats. Explore the AppTran's threat coverage for MOVEit Transfer SQL vulnerabilities. # 13. Asia Pacific Websites Hit by GambleForce (2023) A cybersecurity company called Group-IB has identified a new threat actor named GambleForce. This group has been active since September 2023, and has targeted over 20 websites related to gambling, government, real estate, and travel in Australia, China, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, and Brazil. GambleForce uses basic but effective techniques like SQL injections and exploiting vulnerable website systems to steal vital information, including user credentials. Check out the detailed blog on how to stop SQL injection attacks. Between September and December 2023, they successfully attacked 42 organizations in different countries, compromising six websites in Australia (Hawaii), Indonesia (travel and retail), the Philippines (government), and South Korea (gaming). # 14. Kaseya Ransomware Attack (2021) Kaseya is an IT solutions provider for MSP and enterprise clients. The company was a victim of a ransomware attack during the American Independence Day weekend in 2021. The Revil group, known for their ransomware attacks, claimed responsibility for this attack, impacting over 1,500 of Kaseya's clients. Attackers exploited unpatched SQL vulnerabilities in the company's VSA servers to carry out this attack. This may not be the biggest attack in terms of size, but it has been a notorious hack in the recent past. # 15. WooCommerce Leak (2021) WooCommerce offers a popular eCommerce plugin for WordPress CMS. In 2021, it was found that several of its plugins, features, and software versions were vulnerable to SQL injection attacks, and several attacks occurred as a result. Unpatched flaws in the plugin exposed data on 5 million websites to theft. # 16. The Heartland Payment Systems Hack (2008) The card and payment processor is one of the world’s largest, processing about 100 million monthly transactions for Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Its system was compromised in 2008, and an estimated 130 million customer accounts were accessed, making it one of the largest credit card hacks in history. An SQL injection attack targeted Heartland's computer. The attack manipulated the code of a web script, granting the attackers access to a web log page. Albert Gonzalez and two Russian hackers placed sniffer programs within the Heartland systems. Their sniffers intercepted credit card credentials in real time and relayed the data back to them. The sniffers remained undetected for six months. Gonzalez was already in police custody for two other hacks (Dave's Buster's and TJX) when the sniffing programs were discovered, and the Heartland investigation began. He was found guilty in 2010 and sentenced to an unprecedented 20 years in prison. Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze the visual content as requested. However, I can help summarize or discuss specific aspects if you provide details about the images or text you're interested in! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 5 Context: # Data Breaches and Security Incidents ## 17. Equifax Data Breach (2017) One of the biggest hacks in history is the Equifax data breach that happened in 2017. Equifax, a credit reporting agency, had several security lapses that enabled attackers to access sensitive PII of birth, social security numbers, addresses, driver’s license numbers, etc., of over 145 million customers. Attackers were able to wait for 76 days before they were discovered. The company spent USD 1.4 billion in recovery after this data breach. Equifax used Apache Struts as a web framework, like many Fortune 100 companies, to build its APIs and applications. An [XEE vulnerability](https://example.com) in the company's external complaints web portal made the initial hack possible. The vulnerability in the framework was left unpatched by Equifax’s internal failures. The attackers made their way through the portal into other servers owing to a lack of proper segmentation. And a flaw in the company's API enabled attackers to access data and credentials without authenticating themselves. The attackers exploited and admitted data to escape detection for months. The non-renewal of an encryption certificate for one of the internal security tools made this possible. It was not until 2019 that the certificate was renewed. ## Security Misconfigurations ### 18. Microsoft Teams Outage (2023) On June 28, 2023, a significant Microsoft Teams outage occurred due to increased traffic identified by Microsoft in early June. Worldwide users were affected from 10:00 AM to 12:15 PM UTC. The outage primarily impacted web access and new desktop client sign-ins, while existing and mobile clients remained unaffected. The root cause was an authentication error on Teams back-end service replication settings, causing operational failures. Regrettably, the service was mistakenly set to require authentication, causing denied configuration requests and failures, hindering user access via specified channels. ## Vulnerable and Outdated Components ### 19. T-Mobile API Breach (2023) On January 19, 2023, T-Mobile revealed a security breach affecting around 37 million customers, with unauthorized access to a vulnerable API listing their own details. The breach, starting on November 25th, 2022, exposed names, emails, phone numbers, and birthdates. With data such as account IDs and service plans compromised, prepaid and subscription customers were specifically impacted. This incident underscores the importance of robust API discovery to prevent unauthorized access in a distributed ecosystem. ### 20. Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack (2021) Colonial Pipeline is an American fuel company that supplies fuel to a large section of the east coast of the US. During the Mother's Day weekend, attackers unleashed the DarkSide ransomware on the company's IT systems, taking advantage of the upcoming holiday. This ransomware brought the entire IT systems of the company to a grinding halt and led to the suspension of pipeline operations for a week. The attackers targeted the billing infrastructure while the resulting spring outages were felt. However, the services could not be continued without being able to bill customers. The halting of the operations caused a fuel shortage along the east coast which caused people buying area retail outlets and rescheduling flights among airline consumers. Attackers had stolen 100GB of data in this recent major hack in history and demanded a ransom of 75 Bitcoins in exchange for the decryption tool. The company had to oblige and pay the ransom to resume operations. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 6 Context: One of the main factors was a lack of proper security controls and protocols within Colonial Pipeline's IT systems. The hackers could exploit a vulnerability in a legacy VPN (Virtual Private Network) system that had not been properly patched or updated. This vulnerability allowed the attackers to access Colonial Pipeline's network and deploy the ransomware. A lack of preparedness and response planning by the Colonial Pipeline also facilitated the attack. The company was initially slow to respond to the attack and struggled to contend the damage and response efforts. This led to significant disruption to the fuel supply chain in the southeastern United States and caused shortages and price increases at gas pumps. ## 21. JBS Ransomware Attack (2021) In another holiday cyberattack, global meat supplier JBS was hit by a massive attack during the 2021 Memorial Day weekend. This was one of the biggest hacks in history to affect a major player in food production. Attackers managed to get into JBS's networks using flaws in the system and threatened to delete files or cause disruption in a cryptocurrency ransom was paid. This ransomware attack brought its beef and pork slaughterhouses in North America and Australia to a standstill. The company obliged the attackers' demand and paid USD 11 million ransom to resume its operations. ## 22. Strava API Breach (2018) Another major hack in history that exposed global happenings of military bases was the Strava API breach in 2018. Strava is a fitness app widely leveraged by military personnel to track their fitness and training routines. The poorly designed API vulnerabilities exposed the 3 trillion data points, including 1 billion online activities. The attackers were able to collect worldwide user activities from January 2015 to September 2017. ## Identification and Authentication Failures ### 23. Sharp Healthcare Cyberattack (2023) Sharp Healthcare, San Diego's most significant health provider, announced that it has begun notifying 87,277 patients that some of their personal information was compromised during a hacking attack on the company's that run its website, sharp.com. The investigation confirmed that an unauthorized third party successfully breached the web server, penetrating the sharp.com website briefly on January 12. During that time, the third party downloaded a patient data file. ### 24. Okta's Customer Data Support Breach (2023) Okta reported a security breach, initially affecting 366 customers between January 1 and January 21. The incident led to a $2 billion market cap loss. The breach involved unauthorized access to files in Okta's customer support system from September 28 to October 17, 2023. An attacker, compromising an Okta employee, accessed a service account that utilized the employee's personal Google account, allowing manipulation of customer support cases. Okta then stressed the incident, stating that only two customers had their legitimate sessions hijacked using session tokens during the incident. ### 25. Norton LifeLock Stuffing Attack (2022) Norton LifeLock warned of a security breach affecting 925,000 customers in a credential-stuffing attack. Personal data like names, phone numbers, and addresses may be exposed, and there’s a potential compromise of Norton Password Manager vaults. Starting on December 1, 2022, the breach saw a surge in failed login attempts by December 12, 2022. Gen Digital, Norton LifeLock's parent company, secured all affected accounts by December 21. The attack targeted an online password resource across multiple accounts, affecting nearly a million active and inactive Norton LifeLock accounts. Credential stuffing involves exploiting authentication and session management vulnerabilities, precisely what the "Broken Authentication" category addresses. ### 26. LinkedIn API Breach (2021) One of history's most renowned and biggest hacks is the LinkedIn API breach of 2021. Personal records of over 700 million users – 92% of the user base – were scraped from the platform and put up for sale in a hacker forum. Why did this happen? Attackers found a public API without authentication and breached it to scrape content. Since user personal and professional information on this platform was exposed, an advisory was issued to users that the risk of identity theft, targeted phishing attacks, and impersonations are high. Users were advised to remain vigilant. ### 27. The iCloud Celebrity Hacks (2014) #################### File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 7 Context: Accounts – including many A-list celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton – were accessed on the Apple cloud storage platform in 2014. Hackers used a combination of brute-force guessing and phishing schemes to gain entry. They sent official-looking emails to account owners with instructions to log in and change their security credentials—anyone who did so gave the hackers everything they needed to get in and carry out any files. Several (seemingly) unconnected individuals were investigated over the next few months. At least two were found guilty and sentenced to between 19.8 months in 2016 and early 2017 for crimes related to the hack. # Security Logging and Monitoring Failures ## 28. SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack (2020) SolarWinds is a network monitoring software that aids leakages, intelligence agencies, several Fortune 500 companies, and the Pentagon. The company faced a supply chain attack in 2020 that exposed over 18 million records. Russian hackers compromised and gained access to SolarWinds’ production environment and introduced malicious code into Orion, a network monitoring product. They sent a tailored software update which made more than 18,000 customers infected. The update installed Trojan horses into client systems and created a backdoor called SUNBURST. Breaking the chain of trust, this supply chain attack wreaked havoc on an undisclosed number of individuals and companies in the software supply chain. The attackers gained access to SolarWinds’ systems through a combination of tactics, including password guessing, spear-phishing, and exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in the Orion software. The attackers were able to evade detection for several months by exploiting insufficient logging and monitoring practices. ## 29. Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerability (2021) In early 2021, Microsoft Exchange, an email and collaboration system used by many organizations, was targeted by a sophisticated hacking campaign. The attack was attributed to a state-sponsored group based in China. Microsoft has reported that attackers used four zero-day vulnerabilities to target organizations running Exchange Server products. One of the flaws, CVE-2021-26855, is a server-side request forgery (SSRF) vulnerability that enables the server to run commands that should not have been allowed to execute. The attackers have also exploited CVE-2021-26857 to run code under the system account on the Exchange server. The remaining two zero-day flaws, CVE-2021-26858 and CVE-2021-27065, allowed the flare to stay part of the server. The attackers have deployed web shells on the compromised server to steal data and perform malicious actions. The scope of the attack was significant, with tens of thousands of organizations reportedly affected worldwide. Microsoft issued emergency patches for the affected Exchange servers, but many organizations were slow to apply them, leaving their systems vulnerable to attack. The attack was highly sophisticated and well-coordinated, and it is believed to have been carried out to steal sensitive data for espionage purposes. ## 30. Capital One Breach (2019) The Capital One breach of 2019 exposed customers’ sensitive personal, banking, and financial information, including Canadian social insurance and U.S. Social Security numbers, loan applications, credit scores, credit limits, account balances, etc. This hack affected 100 million U.S. and 6 million Canadian consumers, making it a major research breach in history. Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze visual content directly. If you provide me with descriptions or details from the images, I can help with specific analyses or answer questions based on the content you describe. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 8 Context: The attacker, a former software engineer at Amazon Web Services (AWS), orchestrated this attack and stole 80,000 bank account numbers and 140,000 US social security numbers, apart from exposing sensitive information. While working at the company, she built a tool to scan misconfigured AWS accounts. Using the tool, she could hack into and access more accounts, including those belonging to Capital One. The breach was made possible due to misconfigured firewalls used by Capital One. The company was fined USD 80 million by the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) owing to the breach and paid USD 190 million in settling customer lawsuits. The former AWS employee was arrested and charged with the data breach that included using a server-side request forgery (SSRF) attack against the AWS infrastructure that stored Capital One's data. ## Lack of Resources & Rate Limiting ![Lack of Resources & Rate Limiting](#) 31. **Bandwidth.com (2021)** A DDoS attack targeted Bandwidth.com, causing a major disruption to their services and portals and resulted in a widespread outage of voice services for their customers. Although the issue was resolved, the incident highlighted the significant cost of such attacks in terms of financial losses and customer dissatisfaction. The attack is estimated to have reduced the company’s Q1as revenue by $9 million to $12 million for FY21, with a $10.7 million impact in the third quarter: indirect costs, such as damage to the company’s reputation and missed opportunities, also led to the overall impact. 32. **GitHub (2018 and 2015)** This is the biggest known DDoS attack of all time wherein the source-code management/web hosting platform was flooded with a massive influx of traffic at the rate of 1.3TBps (the highest-ever recorded), ending pockets at a rate of 126.9 million per second. The attack was orchestrated using the main caching method (a database caching system) to improve website speed in addition to botnets to spoof GitHub’s IP addresses and amplify the requests sent to the platform. The attack lasted 10 minutes and the platform was unserviceable for 5 minutes. The attack took place during this timeframe only because the platform had DDoS protection in place. However, recovery took nearly 1 week. GitHub also faced a politically motivated DDoS attack in 2015 when oversaw browsers were visiting GitHub’s star search platform in China were infected with JavaScript code, creating a bonet. The incident generated voluminous HTTP requests to the platform, causing dominoes across the GitHub network. 33. **Dyn (2016)** Dyn, a major DNS provider, faced the second-largest DDoS attack. It directly disrupted the services of 80 of its clients (causing crashes and downtime), including corporate heavyweights like Amazon, Netflix, Twitter, PayPal, Reddit, Spotify, for News, HBO, New York Times, Visa, etc. It was orchestrated using a massive botnet of 100,000 IoT devices (created by infecting vulnerable devices with malware called Mirai) to overwhelm the Dyn platform with traffic spikes at the rate of 1.2TBps, lasting nearly 1 day. As a result of this attack, the company lost 1,440 domains and faced a total cost of USD 110 million. 34. **BBC (2015)** One of the world’s largest news broadcasters, BBC, faced a series of DDoS attacks by the anti-Islamic State (IS) group, New World Hacking. Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze or describe the contents of images directly. However, if you can provide a detailed description or explanation of the images or visual content, I'd be happy to help you analyze and interpret it according to the aspects you've outlined! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF%20but%20as%20photo.pdf Page: 9 Context: # 35. SpamHaus (2013) A leading spam-filtering organization that helped filter 80% of all spam, SpamHaus, was faced with a highly damaging DDoS attack in 2013. The attackers orchestrated a DNS reflection attack at the rate of 140-300 Gbps and lasted for a week nearly, heavily impacting their email servers, websites, DNS IPs, and offline services. Don't become another statistic. 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Oppenheimer **Year:** 2023 **Duration:** 3h **Rating:** 8.3 (800K) **Metascore:** 90 The story of American scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in the development of the atomic bomb. **Director:** Christopher Nolan **Stars:** Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Matt Damon --- ## 2. Past Lives **Year:** 2023 **Duration:** 1h 45m **Rating:** 7.8 (132K) **Metascore:** 94 Nora and Hae Sung, two deeply connected childhood friends, are wrested apart after Nora's family emigrates from South Korea. Twenty years later, they are reunited for one fateful week as they confront notions of love and destiny. Image Analysis: I can't analyze the visual content or images directly as you requested. However, I can help you with a summary or general information about the movies "Oppenheimer" and "Past Lives" based on the textual content provided. Let me know how you'd like to proceed! #################### File: 2023%20-%20IMDB%20top%20movies%20%28text%20doc%29.pdf Page: 2 Context: # Movie List ## 3. Poor Things **Release Year:** 2023 **Duration:** 2h 21m **Rating:** 7.8 (304K ratings) **Metascore:** 88 **Synopsis:** An account of the fantastical evolution of Bella Baxter, a young woman brought back to life by the brilliant and unorthodox scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter. **Director:** Yorgos Lanthimos **Stars:** Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe ![Poor Things](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/d3/Poor_Things_poster.jpg/220px-Poor_Things_poster.jpg) --- ## 4. The Holdovers **Release Year:** 2023 **Duration:** 2h 13m **Rating:** 7.9 (166K ratings) **Metascore:** 82 ![The Holdovers](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/1/16/The_Holdovers_poster.jpg/220px-The_Holdovers_poster.jpg) Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze the visual content as you requested since there are no images attached. 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The Promised Land **Year:** 2023 **Duration:** 31m **Rating:** R **Ratings:** 7.7 (152K) **Metascore:** 86 A woman is suspected of murder after her husband's death; their half-blind son faces a moral dilemma as the main witness. **Director:** Justine Triet **Stars:** Sandra Hüller, Swann Arlaud, Milo Machado-Graner Image Analysis: I'm unable to directly analyze or interpret the attached visual content. However, I can help guide you through how to analyze images based on the aspects you've outlined. If you have specific questions or need assistance with descriptions based on the text content provided, feel free to ask! #################### File: 2023%20-%20IMDB%20top%20movies%20%28text%20doc%29.pdf Page: 5 Context: # 8. The Promised Land **2023** **32h** **Rating:** 7.7 (24K) **Metascore:** 77 The story of Danish soldier and explorer Ludvig Kahlen, who explored and cultivated Denmark's wild Jutland, which now comprises the vast majority of the country, in the mid-18th century. **Director:** Nikolaj Arcel **Stars:** Mads Mikkelsen, Amanda Collin, Simon Bennebjerg --- # 9. Fallen Leaves **2023** **21m** **Rating:** 7.3 (28K) **Metascore:** 86 In modern-day Helsinki, two lonely souls in search of love meet by chance in a karaoke bar. However, their path to happiness is beset by obstacles - from lost phone numbers to mistaken addresses, alcoholism, and a charming stray dog. **Director:** Aki Kaurismäki **Stars:** Alma Pöysti, Jussi Vatanen, Janne Hyytiäinen Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze images directly. However, I can assist with various aspects of image analysis and interpretation if you provide specific details or data to work with. 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However, if you have any specific questions about the images or topics within the text, feel free to ask! #################### File: 2023%20-%20IMDB%20top%20movies%20%28text%20doc%29.pdf Page: 8 Context: # 14. American Fiction **2023** **1h 57m** **Rating:** 7.5 (98K) **Metascore:** 81 A novelist who's fed up with the establishment profiting from Black entertainment uses a pen name to write a book that propels him into the heart of the hypocrisy and madness he claims to disdain. **Director:** Cord Jefferson **Stars:** Jeffrey Wright, Tracee Ellis Ross, John Ortiz ![American Fiction](link-to-american-fiction-image) --- # 15. The Boy and the Heron **2023** **2h 32m** **Rating:** PG-13 ![The Boy and the Heron](link-to-boy-and-the-heron-image) --- # 13. The Zone of Interest **2023** **1h 47m** **Rating:** R Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss and his wife Hedwig strive to build a dream life for their family in a house and garden beside the camp. **Director:** Jonathan Glazer **Stars:** Christian Friedel, Sandra Hüller, Johann Karthaus ![The Zone of Interest](link-to-zone-of-interest-image) Image Analysis: I can't analyze the visual content as requested, but I can provide a summary or discuss the information presented in the text. If you have any specific aspects or details you want to discuss, feel free to ask! #################### File: 2023%20-%20IMDB%20top%20movies%20%28text%20doc%29.pdf Page: 9 Context: # Movie Ratings ## 1. Movie Title: Unknown **Ratings:** 7.5 (70K) **Metascore:** 91 **Director:** Hayao Miyazaki **Stars:** Soma Santoki, Masaki Suda, Kō Shibasaki **Synopsis:** In the wake of his mother's death and his father's remarriage, a headstrong boy named Mahito ventures into a dreamlike world shared by both the living and the dead. --- ## 2. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves **Release Year:** 2023 **Duration:** 2h 14m **Rating:** PG-13 **Ratings:** 7.2 (239K) **Metascore:** 72 **Director:** John Francis Daley, Jonathan Goldstein **Stars:** Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page **Synopsis:** A charming thief and a band of unlikely adventurers embark on an epic quest to retrieve a lost relic, but things go dangerously awry when they run afoul of the wrong people. Image Analysis: I'm unable to perform image analysis or provide a detailed examination of visual content, including identifying images or analyzing their features. However, I can help summarize or discuss the information provided in the text related to the movies mentioned. Let me know how you'd like to proceed! #################### File: 2023%20-%20IMDB%20top%20movies%20%28text%20doc%29.pdf Page: 10 Context: # Movie List ## 17. Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One - **Year:** 2023 - **Duration:** 2h 43m - **Rating:** PG-13 - **Ratings:** 7.7 (265K) - **Metascore:** 83 - **Description:** Ethan Hunt and his IMF team must track down a dangerous weapon before it falls into the wrong hands. - **Director:** Christopher McQuarrie - **Stars:** Tom Cruise, Hayley Atwell, Ving Rhames --- ## 18. John Wick: Chapter 4 - **Year:** 2023 - **Duration:** 2h 49m - **Rating:** R - **Ratings:** 7.7 (352K) - **Metascore:** 78 - **Description:** John Image Analysis: I cannot analyze images or visual content directly. However, I can provide a textual summary or specific information based on the details provided in your text. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please let me know! #################### File: 2023%20-%20IMDB%20top%20movies%20%28text%20doc%29.pdf Page: 11 Context: # Movie List ## 19. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - **Year:** 2023 - **Duration:** 2h 30m - **Rating:** PG-13 - **Ratings:** 7.9 (400K) - **Metascore:** 64 - **Description:** Still reeling from the loss of Gamora, Peter Quill rallies his team to defend the universe and one of their own - a mission that could mean the end of the Guardians if not successful. - **Director:** James Gunn - **Stars:** Chris Pratt, Chukwudi Iwuji, Bradley Cooper ![Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3](image_url) --- ## 20. Godzilla Minus One - **Year:** 2023 - **Duration:** 2h 4m - **Rating:** PG-13 - **Ratings:** 7.7 (151K) - **Metascore:** 81 - **Description:** Post-war Japan is at its lowest point when a new crisis emerges in the form of a giant monster, baptized in the horrific power of the atomic bomb. - **Director:** Takashi Yamazaki - **Stars:** Munetaka Aoki, Minami Hamabe, Sakura Andô ![Godzilla Minus One](image_url) Image Analysis: I can't analyze visual content directly, but I can assist with any questions or provide information based on the text you shared. Would you like me to summarize or help with something specific regarding the content? #################### File: 10.03.24 Hacking History with scanned docs.txt Page: 1 Context: 10.03.24 Hacking History with scanned docs #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 1 Context: # 35 Most Notorious Hacks in History that Fall Under OWASP Top 10 *December 22, 2023* *Venkatesh Sundar* *17 min Read* Hacks and data leaks have affected many major players in recent years, including AT&T Vendor (9 million accounts), T-Mobile (37 million accounts), JD Sports (10 million), MyDeal (2.2 million), Dropbox (nearly 69 million accounts), Flagstar Bank (1.5 million), and eBay (145 million). Those were bad. But not the worst. What are the most notorious hacks in history? They’re subject to debate, but these 27 attacks categorized under **OWASP Top 10** would be strong candidates for the title. ## Broken Access Control ![Broken Access Control](image_url) 1. **MGM Resort Breach (2023)** MGM Resorts International suffered a breach orchestrated by the hacking group Scattered Spider, leading to a system outage for the $14 billion gaming giant. Researchers have connected ALPHV/Blackcat/Scattered Spider ransomware groups to attacks on MGM, with ALPHV/Blackcat openly claiming responsibility. The group, boasting persistency in the network with super administrator privileges, deployed ransomware after locking out MGM’s network, indicating extensive visibility and implanted access. Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze or describe the visual content provided in your message. However, if you have any specific questions or need assistance with a different topic, feel free to ask! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 2 Context: # Data Breaches Overview ## 1. Scattered Spider Data Breach (Year Not Specified) Scattered Spider claimed to have exfiltrated data, threatening to expose any personally identifiable information (PII) found unless a significant ransom was paid. ## 2. First American Financial Corp Data Leak (2019) The US-based mortgage settlement and real estate financial services company First American Financial Corp faced one of the biggest hacks in history in 2019. Ben Shoval, a real estate developer, had found that approximately 885 million files containing sensitive customer data from 2003 onwards were freely available. He notified the company about the same. This leak was a result of a human error. In January of that year, the internal team discovered an Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) flaw during a [manual pen test](https://example.com/manual_pen_test). This bug allowed users to access private information using a specific URL and sequentially changing its numbers. Without proper authentication, any user could access any information freely. ## 3. Quora Data Breach (2018) 100 million (50% of the user base) of Quora users’ data were exposed in one of the biggest hacker attacks in 2018. This occurred because malicious third parties gained unauthorized access to its internal systems. The breach was discovered on November 30, 2018, and Quora publicly announced the incident on December 3, 2018. Quora officials have acknowledged the discovery of unauthorized access, and their CEO, Adam D’Angelo, has declared that they have determined the root cause and implemented corrective actions. According to Quora, the information that was compromised included: - Account information, such as usernames and email addresses - Encrypted passwords - Data imported from linked networks, such as Facebook and Twitter Quora said it had taken immediate action to investigate the incident and notified law enforcement authorities. The company also stated that it had reset the passwords of affected users and logged them out of their accounts. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 3 Context: The Quora data breach highlights the importance of strong password hygiene and the need for users to use unique passwords for each online account. It also underscores the need for companies to implement robust security measures to protect their users’ personal information. ## 4. Cambridge Analytica Scandal (2018) In 2018, it was discovered that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica had obtained access to the personal information of millions of Facebook users without their consent. This was made possible by a broken access control vulnerability in Facebook’s application programming interface (API) that allowed third-party developers to access user data. The scandal brought to light the issue of data privacy and the need for stricter access control measures to protect user data. Facebook faced widespread criticism for its role in the breach and was fined $5 billion by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for violating users’ privacy. ## 5. Marriott International (2018) One of the largest hacks in history was the Marriott International data breach in 2018 that exposed 500 million guest records, including passport details, credit cards, arrival-departure dates, and PII. Attackers accessed Marriott’s guest data through email spoofing to spread malware into the vulnerable guest reservation system using legacy I.T. infrastructure. Britain’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) fined the company 18.4 million pounds for GDPR violations. Marriott discovered they had been hacked after a security tool flagged an unusual database query. Despite the query with administrator privileges, an investigation showed that the assigned account owner did not make it, indicating that someone else had taken control of the account. ## 6. The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Data Breach (2014) In 2014, UCLA suffered a data breach that exposed the personal information of approximately 4.5 million individuals. The breach was caused by a vulnerability in a database that allowed the attacker to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. The data compromised in the breach included names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, addresses, and medical information of patients and staff associated with the university’s health system. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 4 Context: # The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Data Breach (2014) In 2014, UCLA suffered a data breach that exposed the personal information of approximately 4.5 million individuals. The breach was caused by a vulnerability in a database that allowed the attacker to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. Following the detection of anomalous behavior on one of its computer servers in October, Atkinson, interim president of the UCLA Hospital System, stated that UCLA Health launched an inquiry with the assistance of the FBI. It was determined that the hackers infiltrated the hospital’s computer networks containing patient information. This unauthorized access could have commenced as early as September 2014, with some patient data dating back to 1990. The data compromised in the breach included names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, addresses, and medical information of patients and staff associated with the university’s health system. ## 7. Target Data Breach (2013) Target suffered a data breach that exposed the credit and debit card information of approximately 40 million customers. The breach was caused by a misconfigured network segment allowing the attacker to access Target’s payment system. The security misconfiguration that allowed the breach to occur was related to the access controls and security protocols used in Target’s payment processing system. The system was designed to segregate the network traffic of different departments and systems within Target, but this segregation was not properly implemented. As a result, the hackers could access the payment processing system through a vendor portal that had access to the system but was not properly secured. The significant security breach at Target was a result of multiple factors, such as the absence of adequate system protection, making them susceptible to phishing attacks. In addition, prior warnings were not taken seriously. ## Cryptographic Failures / Sensitive Data Exposure #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 5 Context: # Data Breaches Overview ## 8. Twitter Breach (2022) The Twitter APIs faced a classic case of excessive data exposure in 2022 when attackers sold 5.4 million users’ information on a hacking forum. In January 2023, attackers further scraped 400 million users’ public and private data, selling it on the dark web. The excessive data exposure flaw enabled the attacker to check whether email IDs and phone numbers were linked to Twitter accounts. This breach left several users, including high-profile users like celebrities, politicians, and activists, exposed to social engineering, targeted phishing attacks, and identity thefts, among others. ## 9. Exactis (2018) The Exactis data breach of 2018 is yet another significant hack in history. Exactis is a marketing and data aggregation company that stores customer data across various variables to target ads. It had stored nearly 2TB of customer data on a publicly accessible cloud server. This left data of 340 million customers, including 400 variables of personal characteristics, exposed to the public. ## 10. Facebook Data Breach (2019) The social media giant Facebook faced a massive data breach in 2019 that exposed over 533 million Facebook users’ data. Sensitive personal information such as location, phone numbers, user IDs, account names, etc., were stolen and posted in hacking forums. The exposed data was scraped from two datasets from third-party Facebook apps. Image Analysis: I'm unable to view or analyze images directly. However, I can help you analyze any text, concepts, or themes from the content you provided. If you have specific questions or need assistance with a particular aspect, feel free to ask! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 6 Context: The breach occurred because Facebook was storing user passwords in plain text, meaning the passwords were not encrypted. This made it easy for hackers to access user accounts by guessing or cracking passwords. ## 11. The Yahoo Hacks (2013 & 2014) Poor Yahoo. At one time, the king of search engines, it's fallen on hard times lately. People are abandoning it in droves for the likes of Google, Bing, and others. Its cause wasn’t helped much when in 2016, it revealed major hacks that had occurred years before. Over one billion (yes, billion) Yahoo accounts were compromised in 2013, including names, DOBs, security questions, contact details, and passwords. A further 500 million accounts were hacked in 2014. How many accounts overlap with the first hack is unknown, so the number of affected accounts is unclear. But it’s a lot. It’s the largest hack of a single entity in the history of the internet. That’s not a great claim to fame for a company trying to woo users back to its flock. And although Yahoo is much less relevant than it used to be, the tendency of people to reuse passwords and security questions has serious implications. If you had a Yahoo email account in 2009 but switched to Gmail with the same password, the hack means someone could access your current email account. Reports indicate that the encryption used to protect the data was outdated and could be broken with ease. ## Injection Attacks ![Injection Attacks](path/to/image) Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze the visual content directly, but I can help summarize and discuss the written content about the Yahoo hacks and injection attacks you provided. Here's a detailed breakdown based on the text: ### Summary of Content: 1. **Yahoo Hacks (2013 & 2014)** - **Context**: Highlights significant data breaches affecting Yahoo, marking two major incidents in 2013 and 2014. - **Details**: Over one billion accounts compromised in 2013 included personal details such as names, birth dates, and security information. An additional 500 million accounts were hacked in 2014. - **Significance**: These breaches are noted as the largest hack in history impacting a single entity, revealing vulnerabilities related to password security and encryption practices. 2. **Impact of the Breach** - **User Trends**: Discusses the trend of users abandoning Yahoo in favor of competitors like Google and their password reuse practices, which could exacerbate security risks. - **Calls to Action**: Implicit call for stronger security measures and awareness regarding password management. 3. **Injection Attacks** - **Definition**: Although the text cuts off, it likely pertains to techniques used by attackers to exploit vulnerabilities in web applications, where malicious code can be injected to manipulate databases or access sensitive information. ### Key Themes: - **Vulnerability**: The discussion underscores the risks involved when user data is not adequately protected. - **User Responsibility**: It raises awareness about the importance of unique passwords and the dangers of reuse across different platforms. - **Technological Security**: Highlights the necessity for updated encryption and security measures, given the outdated methods that could be easily compromised. If you have specific aspects from the image content you want to discuss or explore further, feel free to provide more details! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 7 Context: # 12. Cl0p Gang Exploits Zero-Day in MOVEit Transfer App (2023) In a significant cyberattack, the Cl0p hacking group targeted Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer app with a zero-day SQL injection vulnerability on May 27. Over 1,000 organizations and 60 million individuals worldwide were impacted, including high-profile victims like British Airways and the BBC. Progress Software addressed the issue (CVE-2023-34362) on May 31, but reports of data breaches continued. CISA flagged the vulnerability, emphasizing the potential for extensive corporate data exposure and future extortion threats. Explore the AppTrana’s coverage on [Moveit Transfer SQL vulnerabilities](https://example.com). # 13. Asia Pacific Websites Hit by GambleForce (2023) A cybersecurity company called Group-IB has identified a new threat actor named GambleForce. This group has been active since September 2023. It has targeted over 20 websites related to gambling, government, retail, and travel in Australia, China, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, and Brazil. GambleForce uses basic but effective techniques like SQL injections and exploiting vulnerable website systems to steal vital information, including user credentials. Check out the detailed blog on [how to stop SQL injection attacks](https://example.com). Between September and December 2023, they successfully attacked 24 organizations in 8 different countries, compromising six websites in Australia (travel), Indonesia (travel and retail), the Philippines (government), and South Korea (gambling). # 14. Kaseya Ransomware Attack (2021) Kaseya is an IT solutions provider for MSP and enterprise clients. The company was the victim of a ransomware attack during the American Independence Day weekend in 2021. The REvil group, known for their [ransomware attacks](https://example.com), claimed responsibility for this attack, impacting over 1500 of Kaseya’s clients. Attackers exploited unpatched SQL vulnerabilities in the company’s VSA servers to carry out this attack. This may not be the biggest attack in terms of size, but it has been a notorious hack in the recent past. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 8 Context: # 15. WooCommerce Leak (2021) WooCommerce offers a popular ecommerce plugin for WordPress CMS. In 2021, it was found that several of its plugins, features, and software versions were vulnerable to SQLi, and several attacks occurred as a result. Unpatched flaws in the plugin exposed data on 5 million websites to theft. # 16. The Heartland Payment Systems Hack (2008) The credit card payment processor is one of the world’s largest, processing about 100 million monthly transactions for Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. Its system was compromised in 2008, and an estimated 130 million customer accounts were accessed, making it one of the largest credit card hacks in history. An SQL injection attack targeted Heartland’s computer. The attack manipulated the code of a web script, granting the attackers access to a web login page. Albert Gonzalez and two Russian hackers placed sniffer programs within the Heartland system. These sniffers intercepted credit card credentials in real time and relayed the data back to them. The sniffers remained undetected for six months. Gonzalez was already in police custody for two other hacks (Dave & Buster’s and TJX) when the sniffer programs were discovered, and the Heartland investigation began. He was found guilty in 2010 and sentenced to an unprecedented 20 years in prison. What makes his crime even more incredible is that Gonzalez had been cooperating with government officials – including the Secret Service – as an informant since 2003. He hacked and stole over 180 million credit and debit card accounts right under the noses of those authorities tasked with preventing cybercrime. The attack went unnoticed for several months as it traversed Heartland’s system, enabling the attackers to obtain enough data to produce physical credit cards with the information coded into the magnetic strip. # 17. Equifax Data Breach (2017) One of the biggest hacks in history is the Equifax data breach that happened in 2017. Equifax, a credit reporting agency, had several security lapses that enabled attackers to access sensitive PII. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 9 Context: date of birth, social security numbers, address, driver’s license numbers, etc., of over 143 million customers. Attackers were able to wreak havoc for 76 days before they were discovered. The company spent USD 1.4 billion in recovery after this data breach. Equifax used Apache Struts as a web framework, like many Fortune 100 companies, to build its APIs and applications. An [XXE vulnerability](https://example-link.com) in the company’s customer complaints web portal made the initial hack possible. The vulnerability in the framework was left unpatched by Equifax’s internal failures. The attackers made their way through the portal into other servers owing to a lack of proper segmentation. A flaw in the company’s API enabled attackers to access data and credentials without authenticating themselves. The attackers encrypted and exfiltrated data to escape detection for months. The non-renewal of an encryption certificate for one of the internal security tools made this possible. It was not until 2019 that the certificate was renewed. ## Security Misconfigurations ### 18. Microsoft Teams Outage (2023) On June 28, 2023, a significant Microsoft Teams outage occurred due to increased traffic identified by Microsoft in early June. Worldwide users were affected from 10:49 AM to 12:55 PM UTC. The outage primarily impacted web access and new desktop client sign-ins, while existing and mobile clients remained unaffected. The root cause was an authentication error in a Teams backend service responsible for configuration settings, causing operational failures. Regrettably, the service was mistakenly set to require authentication, causing denied configuration requests and operational failures, hindering user access via specified channels. ## Vulnerable and Outdated Components ### 19. T-Mobile API Breach (2023) #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 10 Context: On Jan 19, 2023, T-Mobile revealed a security breach affecting around 37 million customers, with unauthorized access to a vulnerable API lasting over six weeks. The breach, starting on November 25th, 2022, exposed names, emails, phone numbers, and birthdates. With data such as account lines and service plans compromised, prepaid and subscription customers were specifically impacted. The incident underscores the importance of robust [API discovery](https://example.com) to prevent unauthorized access in a distributed ecosystem. ## 20. Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack (2021) Colonial Pipeline is an American fuel company that supplies fuel to a large section of the east coast of the US. During the Mother’s Day weekend, attackers unleashed the DarkSide ransomware on the company’s IT systems, taking advantage of the upcoming holiday. This ransomware brought the entire IT systems of the company to a grinding halt and led to the suspension of pipeline operations for a week. The attackers targeted the billing infrastructure while the existing pumping systems worked fine. However, the services could not be continued without being able to bill customers. The halting of the operations caused a fuel shortage along the east coast, which caused panic buying among retail consumers and rescheduling flights among airline consumers. Attackers had stolen 100GB of data in this recent major hack in history and demanded a ransom of 75 bitcoins in exchange for the decryption tool. The company had to oblige and pay the ransom to resume operations. One of the main factors was a lack of proper security controls and protocols within Colonial Pipeline’s IT systems. The hackers could exploit a vulnerability in a legacy VPN (Virtual Private Network) system that had not been properly patched or updated. This vulnerability allowed the attackers to access Colonial Pipeline’s network and deploy the ransomware. A lack of preparedness and response planning by Colonial Pipeline also facilitated the attack. The company was initially slow to respond to the attack and struggled to contain the damage and restore operations. This led to significant disruption to the fuel supply chain in the southeastern United States and caused shortages and price increases at gas pumps. ## 21. JBS Ransomware Attack (2021) In another holiday cyberattack, global meat supplier JBS was hit by a massive attack during the 2021 Memorial Day weekend. This was one of the biggest hacks in history to affect a player in the meat supply industry. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 11 Context: food production. Attackers managed to get into JBS networks using flaws in the system and threatened to delete files or cause disruption until a cryptocurrency ransom was paid. This ransomware attack brought its beef and pork slaughterhouses in North America and Australia to a standstill. The company obliged the attackers’ demand and paid USD 11 million ransom to resume its operations. ## 22. Strava API Breach (2018) Another major hack in history that exposed global heatmaps of military bases was the Strava API breach in 2018. Strava is a fitness app widely leveraged by military personnel to track their fitness and training routines. The poorly designed [API vulnerabilities](https://example.com) exposed the 3 trillion data points, including 1 billion online activities. The attackers were able to collect worldwide user activities from January 2015 to September 2017. ## Identification and Authentication Failures ## 23. Sharp HealthCare Cyberattack (2023) Sharp HealthCare, San Diego’s most significant health provider, announced that it has begun notifying 62,777 patients that some of their personal information was compromised during a hacking attack on the computers that run its website, sharp.com. The investigation confirmed that an unauthorized third party successfully breached the web server, powering the sharp.com website briefly on January 12. During that time, the third party downloaded a patient data file. ## 24. Okta’s Customer Data Support Breach (2023) Okta reported a security breach, initially affecting 366 customers between January 16 and January 21. The incident led to a $2 billion market cap loss. The breach involved unauthorized access to files in Okta’s customer support system for 134 customers from September 28 to October 17, 2023. An attacker, compromising an Okta employee, accessed a service account via stored credentials in the employee’s personal Google account, allowing manipulation of customer support cases. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 12 Context: # Security Breach Reports ## 25. Norton LifeLock Stuffing Attack (2022) Norton LifeLock warns of a security breach affecting 925,000 customers in a credential-stuffing attack. Personal details like names, phone numbers, and addresses may be exposed, and there’s a potential compromise of Norton Password Manager vaults. Starting on December 1, 2022, the breach saw a surge in failed login attempts by December 12, 2022. Gen Digital, Norton LifeLock’s parent company, secured all affected accounts by December 22. The attack exploited the common practice of password reuse across multiple accounts, affecting nearly a million active and inactive Norton LifeLock accounts. Credential stuffing involves exploiting authentication and session management vulnerabilities, precisely what the “Broken Authentication” category addresses. ## 26. LinkedIn API Breach (2021) One of history’s most recent and biggest hacks is the LinkedIn API breach of 2021. Personal records of over 700 million users—92% of the user base—were scraped from the platform and put up for sale in a hacker forum. Why did this happen? Attackers found a public API without authentication and breached it to scrape content. Since users’ personal and professional information on this platform was exposed, an advisory was issued to users that the risk of identity theft, targeted phishing attacks, and impersonations are high. Users were advised to remain vigilant. ## 27. The iCloud Celebrity Hacks (2014) Accounts—including many A-list celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton—were accessed on the Apple cloud storage platform in 2014. Hackers used a combination of brute-force guessing and phishing schemes to gain entry. They sent official-looking emails to account owners with instructions to log in and change their security credentials. Anyone who did so gave the hackers everything they needed to get in and copy files. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 13 Context: Several (seemingly) unconnected individuals were investigated over the next few months. At least two were found guilty and sentenced to between 9-18 months in late 2016 and early 2017 for crimes related to the hack. # Security Logging and Monitoring Failures ## 28. SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack (2020) SolarWinds is a network-monitoring software that nuclear labs leverage, intelligence agencies, several Fortune 500 companies, and the Pentagon. The company faced a supply chain attack in 2020 that exposed over 50 million records. Russian hackers compromised and gained access to SolarWinds’ production environment and introduced malicious code into Orion, a network monitoring product. They sent out a tainted software update which more than 18,000 customers installed. The update installed Trojan horses into client systems and created a backdoor called SUNBURST. Breaking the chain of trust, this supply chain attack wreaked havoc on an undisclosed number of individuals and companies in the software supply chain. The attackers gained access to SolarWinds’ systems through a combination of tactics, including password guessing, spear-phishing, and exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in the Orion software. The attackers were able to evade detection for several months by exploiting insufficient logging and monitoring practices. ## Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze the attached visual content directly as you've requested. However, I can assist you in understanding how to approach your analysis based on the provided aspects. Please let me know if you'd like guidance on a specific area or help with any other questions! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 14 Context: # 29. Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerability (2021) In early 2021, Microsoft Exchange, an email and collaboration system used by many organizations, was targeted by a sophisticated hacking campaign. The attack was attributed to a state-sponsored group based in China. Microsoft has reported that attackers used all four zero-day vulnerabilities to target organizations running Exchange Server products. One of the flaws, **CVE-2021-26855**, is a server-side request forgery (SSRF) vulnerability that enables the server to run commands that it should not have been allowed to execute. The attackers have also exploited **CVE-2021-26857** to run code under the system account on the Exchange server. The remaining two zero-day flaws, **CVE-2021-26858** and **CVE-2021-27065**, allow the attacker to write files to any part of the server. The attackers have deployed web shells on the compromised server to steal data and perform further malicious actions. The scope of the attack was significant, with tens of thousands of organizations reportedly affected worldwide. Microsoft issued emergency patches for the affected Exchange servers, but many organizations were slow to apply them, leaving their systems vulnerable to attack. The attack was highly sophisticated and well-coordinated, and it is believed to have been carried out to steal sensitive data for espionage purposes. # 30. Capital One Breach (2019) The Capital One breach of 2019 exposed customers’ sensitive personal, banking, and financial information, including Canadian social insurance and US social security numbers, loan applications, credit scores, credit limits, and account balances. This hack affected 100 million US and 6 million Canadian consumers, making it a major recent breach in history. The attacker, a former software engineer at Amazon Web Services (AWS), orchestrated this attack and stole 80,000 bank account numbers and 140,000 US social security numbers, apart from exposing sensitive information. While working at the company, she built a tool to scan misconfigured AWS accounts. Using the tool, she could hack into and access more accounts, including those belonging to Capital One. The breach was made possible due to misconfigured firewalls used by Capital One. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 15 Context: The company was fined USD 80 million by the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) owing to the breach and paid USD 190 million in settling customer lawsuits. The former AWS employee was arrested and charged with the data breach that involved using a server-side request forgery (SSRF) attack against the AWS infrastructure that stored Capital One’s data. ## Lack of Resources & Rate Limiting ![Lack of Resources & Rate Limiting](path_to_image) ### 31. Bandwidth.com (2021) A DDoS attack targeted [Bandwidth.com](https://www.bandwidth.com), causing a major disruption to their services and portals and resulted in a widespread outage of voice services for their customers. Although the issue was resolved, the incident highlighted the significant cost of such attacks in terms of financial losses and customer dissatisfaction. The attack is estimated to have reduced the company’s CPaaS revenue by $9 million to $12 million for FY’21, with a $0.7 million impact in the third quarter. Indirect costs, such as damage to the company’s reputation and missed opportunities, also add to the overall impact. ### 32. GitHub (2018 and 2015) This is the biggest known DDoS attack of all times wherein the source-code management/web hosting platform was flooded with a massive influx of traffic at the rate of 1.3Tbps (the highest ever recorded), sending packets at a rate of 126.9 million per second. Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze the visual content as requested. However, I can help summarize or answer questions based on the text provided. Let me know how you'd like to proceed! #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 16 Context: The attack was orchestrated using the mem caching method (a database caching system to improve website speed) instead of botnets to spoof GitHub’s IP address and amplify the requests sent to the platform. The attack lasted 10 minutes and the platform was unavailable for 5 minutes. The attack could be stopped within this timeframe only because the platform had DDoS protection in place. However, recovery took nearly 1 week. GitHub also faced a politically motivated DDoS attack in 2015 wherein browsers of everyone visiting Baidu (a popular web search platform in China) were infected with JavaScript code, creating a botnet. The infected systems sent voluminous HTTP requests to the platform, causing downtimes across the GitHub network. ### 33. Dyn (2016) Dyn, a major DNS provider, faced the second-largest DDoS attack. It directly disrupted the services of 80 of its clients (causing crashes and downtimes) including corporate heavyweights like Amazon, Netflix, Airbnb, Twitter, PayPal, Reddit, Spotify, Fox News, HBO, New York Times, Visa, etc. It was orchestrated using a massive botnet of 100,000 IoT devices (created by infecting vulnerable devices with malware called Mirai) to overwhelm the Dyn platform with traffic spikes at the rate of 1.2 Tbps, lasting nearly 1 day. As a result of this attack, the company lost 14,500 domains and faced a total cost of USD 110 million. ### 34. BBC (2015) One of the world’s largest news broadcasters, BBC, faced a series of DDoS attacks by the anti-Islamic State (IS) group, New World Hacking. The attack brought the BBC’s on-demand TV service, iPlayer services, and radio services to a halt for nearly 3 hours with the significant disruption that lasted the entire day. The attack was orchestrated by leveraging 2 AWS-based DDoS tools to harness unlimited bandwidth and sent requests at the rate of 600 Gbps. ### 35. SpamHaus (2013) A leading spam-filtering organization that helped filter 80% of all spam, SpamHaus, was faced with a highly damaging DDoS attack in 2013. #################### File: Indusface%20PDF.pdf Page: 17 Context: The attackers orchestrated a DNS reflection attack at the rate of **140-300 Gbps** and lasted for a week nearly, heavily impacting their email servers, website, DNS IPs, and offline services. ## Don’t become another statistic. The dreaded hack. It can happen to anyone, anywhere, anytime. When will the next "most notorious hacks" happen? Probably sooner than you think. - Phishing schemes - DDoS attacks - Brute-force attacks Don’t make an appearance in the next edition of hacker history. Be smart. Be proactive. Be safe and secure. Stay tuned for more relevant and interesting security updates. Follow Indusface on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com) , [Twitter](https://www.twitter.com) , and [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com). #################### File: 2023%20-%20IMDB%20top%20movies%20%28scanned%29.pdf Page: 1 Context: # Best 20 Movies of 2023 You can check them here and get updated: [IMDb](https://www.imdb.com/chart/) ## 1. Oppenheimer - **Rating:** 8.8 - **Director:** Christopher Nolan - **Stars:** Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Matt Damon - **Synopsis:** The story of physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in the development of the atomic bomb. ## 2. Past Lives - **Rating:** 7.8 - **Director:** Celine Song - **Stars:** Greta Lee, Teo Yoo, John Magaro - **Synopsis:** Two childhood friends are torn apart when one emigrates from South Korea to the U.S., then reunite 25 years later. ## 3. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - **Rating:** 8.7 - **Director:** Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, Justin K. Thompson - **Stars:** Shameik Moore, Hailee Steinfeld, Oscar Isaac - **Synopsis:** Miles Morales returns for the next chapter of the Spider-Verse saga, traveling across the multiverse. ## 4. The Whale - **Rating:** 7.9 - **Director:** Darren Aronofsky - **Stars:** Brendan Fraser, Sadie Sink, Hong Chau - **Synopsis:** A reclusive, morbidly obese English teacher attempts to reconnect with his estranged teenage daughter. ## 5. Killers of the Flower Moon - **Rating:** 8.2 - **Director:** Martin Scorsese - **Stars:** Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Lily Gladstone - **Synopsis:** In 1920s Oklahoma, members of the Osage Nation are murdered under mysterious circumstances. ## 6. Elements of the House of Mouse - **Rating:** 9.0 - **Director:** Lino DiSalvo - **Stars:** Josh Gad, Ciarán Hinds, John Cleese - **Synopsis:** A collection of animated shorts that feature Disney characters interacting with one another. ## 7. K-Pop: The Musical - **Rating:** 8.0 - **Director:** Matthew H. Traub - **Stars:** Jessica Huang, Jaelyn Wang, Simon Lee - **Synopsis:** A comedy stage musical that explores the highs and lows of aspiring idols in a new musical comedy. ## 8. A24 Presents: The A24 Show - **Rating:** 8.1 - **Director:** Various - **Synopsis:** A blend of various narratives from the acclaimed studio that has cultivated unique, innovative cinema. ## 9. Barbarian - **Rating:** 7.1 - **Director:** Zach Cregger - **Stars:** Georgina Campbell, Bill Skarsgård, Justin Long - **Synopsis:** A woman discovers that the rental home she booked for the night is not what it seems. ## 10. The Exorcist: Believer - **Rating:** 6.9 - **Director:** David Gordon Green - **Stars:** Leslie Odom Jr., Ann Dowd, Ellen Burstyn - **Synopsis:** A duo of parents must face their deepest fears to seek help for their possessed children. ## 11. Dune: Part Two - **Rating:** 8.0 - **Director:** Denis Villeneuve - **Stars:** Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya - **Synopsis:** The epic continuation of Paul Atreides’ journey as he unites with Chani and the Fremen while seeking revenge on those who destroyed his family. ## 12. The Marvels - **Rating:** 7.2 - **Director:** Nia DaCosta - **Stars:** Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, Iman Vellani - **Synopsis:** Carol Danvers gets her powers entangled with those of Monica Rambeau and Kamala Khan. ## 13. Five Nights at Freddy's - **Rating:** 6.5 - **Director:** Emma Tammi - **Stars:** Josh Hutcherson, Matthew Lillard, Elizabeth Lail - **Synopsis:** A troubled security guard begins working at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, where he uncovers terrifying secrets. ## 14. Asteroid City - **Rating:** 7.6 - **Director:** Wes Anderson - **Stars:** Jason Schwartzman, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks - **Synopsis:** A tale of a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention that is spectacularly disrupted by world-changing events. ## 15. Rebel Moon - **Rating:** 8.4 - **Director:** Zack Snyder - **Stars:** Sofia Boutella, Charlie Hunnam, Djimon Hounsou - **Synopsis:** A young woman recruits a band of warriors to help protect her peaceful colony from an invading empire. ## 16. The Lightbringer - **Rating:** 8.2 - **Director:** James Cameron - **Stars:** Kate Winslet, Mark Ruffalo, Jodie Foster - **Synopsis:** An ambitious biopunk thriller set against a backdrop of a dystopian future. ## 17. Maestro - **Rating:** 7.5 - **Director:** Bradley Cooper - **Stars:** Bradley Cooper, Carey Mulligan, Maya Hawke - **Synopsis:** The life and career of the legendary conductor Leonard Bernstein. ## 18. The Zone of Interest - **Rating:** 8.0 - **Director:** Jonathan Glazer - **Stars:** Sandra Hüller, Christian Friedel, Anton von Lucke - **Synopsis:** A Nazi officer and his family's life is juxtaposed with the horrors of Auschwitz. ## 19. Wonka - **Rating:** 7.4 - **Director:** Paul King - **Stars:** Timothée Chalamet, Olivia Colman, Keegan-Michael Key - **Synopsis:** A prequel to the beloved story about Willy Wonka and his origin story. ## 20. The Boogeyman - **Rating:** 7.2 - **Director:** Rob Savage - **Stars:** Sophie Thatcher, Chris Messina, Vivien Lyra Blair - **Synopsis:** High school student Sadie Harper and her younger sister are haunted by a mysterious entity that preys on their fears. Image Analysis: I'm unable to analyze the visual content in the way you specified. 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An American Pickle - **Director:** Brandon Trost - **Stars:** Seth Rogen, Sarah Snook - **Genre:** Comedy, Romance A comedic story about a man who, after being preserved in a pickle brine, finds himself in a world he cannot comprehend. ## 4. The Boy and the Heron - **Director:** Hayao Miyazaki - **Stars:** Masaki Suda, Kōki Uchiyama - **Genre:** Animation, Drama A magical coming-of-age story that takes a boy into the fantastical realm, where he learns about life and death. ## 5. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves - **Director:** Jonathan Goldstein, John Francis Daley - **Stars:** Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez - **Genre:** Action, Adventure A charmingly misguided band of adventurers embarks on a quest to retrieve a lost relic, only to face the wrath of their foes. ## 6. Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One - **Director:** Christopher McQuarrie - **Stars:** Tom Cruise, Hayley Atwell - **Genre:** Action, Adventure Ethan Hunt and his team join forces to track down a dangerous weapon before it falls into the wrong hands. ## 7. The Marvels - **Director:** Nia DaCosta - **Stars:** Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris - **Genre:** Action, Adventure, Comedy After the events of ‘Ms. Marvel,’ Captain Marvel and her new allies must team up to save the universe. ## 8. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - **Director:** James Gunn - **Stars:** Chris Pratt, Dave Bautista - **Genre:** Action, Adventure, Comedy Get ready for one last adventure! Peter Quill and the Guardians must defend the universe once and for all. ## 9. Oppenheimer - **Director:** Christopher Nolan - **Stars:** Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt - **Genre:** Biography, Drama, History A monumental exploration of the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in the development of the atomic bomb. 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