All articles tagged with #security breach
Rainbow Six Siege is experiencing another security issue, possibly a cyberattack, leading to outages and ongoing investigations by Ubisoft, who previously had to shut down the game due to attackers taking control.
Ubisoft shut down Rainbow Six Siege servers following a security breach that resulted in players gaining billions of credits and rare skins, leading to a rollback of transactions and ongoing efforts to restore service and ensure account integrity.
Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Siege experienced a significant security breach allowing hackers to ban players, manipulate in-game feeds, and distribute approximately $13.33 million worth of free in-game credits and items. The incident led to the game's shutdown and ongoing investigations, with unverified claims suggesting a larger breach involving Ubisoft's infrastructure and source code theft via a MongoDB vulnerability. Ubisoft has not yet provided detailed public statements or confirmed the full extent of the breach.
Following the funeral of youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi, who was killed in Dhaka, Bangladesh experienced widespread protests and a security breach as mobs broke into the Parliament building, reflecting escalating unrest and demands for justice amid tensions involving India and minority safety.
Ukraine's Security Service claims to have used an underwater drone, 'Sub Sea Baby,' to damage a Russian submarine at Novorossiysk, with footage from compromised enemy cameras showing the attack, marking a historic first in underwater drone warfare.
Ancient Roman-era marble statues were stolen from the National Museum of Damascus in Syria during a quick heist, exposing security vulnerabilities and occurring amidst ongoing national turmoil, with investigations ongoing and several arrests made.
The Louvre experienced a major art theft where criminals used a low-tech approach, exploiting serious security flaws including a password of 'Louvre' for its surveillance system, which was easily hacked, highlighting significant vulnerabilities in the museum's security infrastructure. Despite the high-profile nature of the theft, the actual break-in was facilitated by outdated security systems and poor management, with suspects identified as petty criminals rather than organized crime.
A $102 million jewel heist at the Louvre was facilitated by a security system password as simple as 'Louvre,' raising concerns about security lapses. Despite claims that the system worked properly, the theft exposed vulnerabilities, including inadequate perimeter security and limited camera coverage. Four suspects, including a taxi driver and a garbage collector, have been charged, but the stolen jewels remain missing as investigations continue.
The Louvre's security system was compromised partly due to a weak password ('Louvre'), contributing to a swift theft of valuable jewels. Despite security flaws and outdated systems, no evidence suggests the video surveillance was hacked, and arrests have been made. The stolen jewels remain missing, highlighting ongoing security concerns at the museum.
Google is investigating a prolonged security breach involving a contractor, with ongoing efforts to address the issue amid interest from tech and business leaders.
Thieves stole €88 million worth of jewelry from the Louvre, leaving behind DNA and fingerprint evidence. Despite initial security lapses and CCTV blind spots, investigators are analyzing evidence and tracking suspects, with hopes of recovering the stolen items.
A driver crashed a vehicle into a White House security gate in Washington, D.C., around 10:37 p.m., was arrested, and the vehicle was deemed safe; President Trump was inside at the time, and the investigation is ongoing.
A vehicle crashed into the White House security gate in Washington, D.C., and the driver was arrested; the incident is under investigation with no further details disclosed.
A man was arrested after crashing his car into a security gate outside the White House late Tuesday night, with no further details provided about his identity or motives.
Twenty inmates, including high-ranking gang members of Barrio 18, escaped from a Guatemalan maximum-security prison, prompting a nationwide manhunt and investigations into prison security and corruption, with the U.S. offering assistance to overhaul the prison system.