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Cybercriminals target fans and F1 teams around the July 27, 2025, Belgian Grand Prix. They use phishing, fake tickets, social media scams, and fraudulent merchandise sites. Recent incidents include a 2024 phishing campaign via the official Grand Prix email. Fans must verify sources and enable 2FA; teams need employee training and network segmentation to combat these evolving threats.
Sensitive data leaks in Postman workspaces pose significant risks, exposing API keys, credentials, and tokens that can lead to unauthorized access, data breaches, and reputational harm. A year-long investigation revealed over 30,000 publicly accessible workspaces leaking sensitive information, including business data and customer PII. Improper access controls, accidental sharing, and storing data in plaintext were major contributors to these vulnerabilities. Adopting best practices like using environment variables, limiting permissions, and implementing external secrets management is critical to mitigate these risks and secure collaborative development environments.
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The 2024 Canadian Threat Landscape Report highlights a significant rise in cyber threats targeting businesses and institutions across the country. With ransomware attacks from groups like LockBit and Cl0p, data breaches affecting prominent organizations, and hacktivist activities targeting government entities, Canada faces an escalating cybersecurity challenge. Key industries like finance, retail, telecommunications, and e-commerce are at heightened risk, with vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins and Interac e-Transfers being exploited. The report emphasizes the importance of proactive measures such as dark web monitoring, security awareness training, and robust incident response plans to protect against this evolving cybercriminal ecosystem.
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