Temu, a Chinese e-commerce platform, is under scrutiny from a US watchdog due to concerns about privacy and cybersecurity.
An analysis by Cisco Talos has revealed that Temu has been involved in distributing malware, leading to the suspension of its sister company, Pinduodo, by Google.
The Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Centre in China has fallen victim to a cyber attack allegedly funded by the United States, prompting China to seek escalation of the matter to the United Nations.
The NHS Ambulances are facing technical glitches preventing them from recording and transmitting patient data, attributed to a server issue with Swedish health software service provider Ortivus.
A data breach related to demography data compiled by IBM has raised concerns, with organizations now spending an average of $4.5 million to handle breaches.
These incidents highlight the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity measures in various sectors.
Key points:
– Temu, a Chinese e-commerce platform, is facing scrutiny over privacy and cybersecurity concerns.
– The Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Centre in China has been targeted in a cyber attack allegedly funded by the United States.
– Technical glitches in the NHS Ambulances are preventing the recording and transmission of patient data.
– A data breach related to demography data compiled by IBM has resulted in increased costs for organizations.
– Enhanced cybersecurity measures are necessary to combat the growing threats in the digital landscape.