The Awareness Angle: Cyber Security Awareness and Human Risk

← The Awareness Angle: Cyber Security Awareness and Human Risk15 Jun · 51 min

University of Nottingham Data Breach, Whitehall Spy Camera & Fake Discord Breach Exposed

University of Nottingham Data Breach, Whitehall Spy Camera & Fake Discord Breach Exposed15 Jun51 min

<p>ShinyHunters breached the University of Nottingham using a critical Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day, leaking passport numbers, National Insurance numbers, disability data and financial records for 455,000 students. If you studied at Nottingham, check haveibeenpwned.com now.</p><p>A hidden camera was found in a ceiling tile at 2 Marsham Street, London, the Home Office building that approved China&#39;s controversial new mega-embassy. Nobody knows who put it there or how long it was recording.</p><p>Someone filed fake data breach notices on Maine&#39;s official breach portal, which publishes filings instantly with no verification. The Register reported one as fact before readers flagged it.</p><p>Also this week: ServiceNow admits a security incident months after allegedly being warned. 10,000 malicious domains registered ahead of the FIFA World Cup. A disgruntled researcher bypasses BitLocker because Microsoft made him homeless. Google Chrome permanently kills uBlock Origin. The Met Police gives Apple and Samsung an ultimatum over stolen phones.</p><p>Phish of the Week: Temu callback phishing using a real password reset email.</p><p>CHAPTERS<br>0:01 Intro<br>3:45 Breach of the Week: University of Nottingham data breach and Oracle PeopleSoft zero-day<br>8:41 Hidden camera found in Whitehall building that approved China&#39;s mega-embassy<br>13:54 ServiceNow security incident: customer data accessed<br>16:36 FIFA World Cup 2026: 10,000 malicious domains<br>21:33 Nightmare Eclipse drops eighth Windows zero-day, bypasses BitLocker<br>27:39 Fake data breach notices posted to Maine&#39;s official portal<br>33:19 Google Chrome permanently kills uBlock Origin<br>37:51 Met Police urges Apple and Samsung to make stolen phones unusable<br>39:40 Apple Passwords auto-change feature<br>42:07 Phish of the Week: Temu password reset misuse<br>46:19 Security Socials: Police use AI to enhance CCTV image</p><p>Newsletter: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/the-awareness-angle-newsletter-7274932363787132928/">https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/the-awareness-angle-newsletter-7274932363787132928/</a><br>Music: &quot;16&quot; by Falling Forever. <a href="https://fallingforever.bandcamp.com/track/16">https://fallingforever.bandcamp.com/track/16</a>. CC BY 4.0: <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/</a></p>