by Proteon | Nov 1, 2024 | Data breaches and hacks, Food, North America, United States
A former Disney employee is accused of hacking into the menu software used by Walt Disney World’s restaurants, changing allergy information in ways that could have been harmful to guests. After he was fired, Michael Scheuer allegedly used his old passwords to access...
by Proteon | Oct 19, 2024 | Data breaches and hacks, Financial market infrastructure, Netherlands
The Oud Limburgs Schuttersfeest is an annual shooting tournament during which shooting associations from across the region of Limburg, nowadays split in a Dutch and Belgian part, compete against each other. The Old Limburg Shooters’ Festival (OLS) in Beekdaelen...
by Proteon | Oct 10, 2024 | Cybersecurity Regulations and Compliance, Europe
The European Council has passed a new law, known as the Cyber Resilience Regulation, aimed at boosting cybersecurity for products that contain digital elements. This law covers a wide range of devices, from smart cameras to refrigerators and even toys. The goal is...
by Proteon | Oct 1, 2024 | Digital providers, Security Awareness and Training, Uncategorized
A major security flaw has been found in Western Digital’s My Cloud devices, which could let hackers take control of your system. The issue is a bug in the Dynamic DNS (Domain Name System) client that, if left unchecked, could allow attackers to run harmful code on...
by Proteon | Sep 25, 2024 | Blogs, Digital providers, Emerging Threats and Trends, Europe, Netherlands, Products, Security Awareness and Training
Being an SME, you’re probably already relying on third-party software for the bookkeeping of your company. After all, companies like these make your life much easier, right? Exact, NMBRS or Jimdo come to mind when it comes to bookkeeping giants. But what about their...
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