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Breach Roundup: ShinyHunters Claims Florida DMV Hack

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Breach Roundup: ShinyHunters Claims Florida DMV Hack

ShinyHunters claims responsibility for a breach at the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles. N-able released a patch for a critical zero-day in N-Central, while a new zero-day vulnerability dubbed Nightmare Eclipse emerged. The week also included a Bimbo Bakeries breach, French law enforcement arrests of suspected ZeroBytes hackers, Microsoft Patch Tuesday releases, a Grindr privacy settlement, and an SAP security update.

Why it matters: Florida DMV breach victims face identity theft risk and should monitor accounts; N-able customers must patch N-Central immediately to prevent active exploitation; organizations running vulnerable software need to assess exposure to Nightmare Eclipse and other disclosed flaws.

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