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Weekly Cybersecurity Report | Week 22, 2025
Information security updates and events from the past week
1 Victoria’s Secret website down for three days after the security incident
The Victoria’s Secret website has been down for three days after the company reported a security incident. The site only displays a message that the company is working to restore operations, while investors react with concern about the expected financial damage.
– The site has been down since Monday
– The company identified a security incident and activated response protocols
– Third-party experts were brought in to handle the incident
– The website and several in-store services were down as a precaution
– The company declined to answer questions about a possible ransomware
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwy6l5573jyo
2 Adidas update: Customer data stolen in supply chain attack
Adidas announced that customer data was exposed following a cyberattack on a customer service provider in its supply chain. The leak exposed contact information of customers who had previously contacted Adidas’ customer service center, the third such leak the company has experienced in recent times after hacks in South Korea and Turkey.
– The attack was carried out on a customer service provider in Adidas’ supply chain
– Names, email addresses and phone numbers of customers were exposed
– The information relates to customers who had previously contacted the customer service center
– No passwords, credit card details or payment information were exposed
– Adidas did not disclose the number of customers affected or the countries affected
3 MEDUSA ransomware group adds 3 US companies to its list of victims
The group is demanding a ransom of $100,000-200,000 from each of the companies and is threatening to publish the stolen information if they do not pay.
The companies affected:
– RE/MAX – the world’s largest global real estate network operating since 1973
– Presort First Class – a company specializing in design, printing and mailing services
– Bailey Support Services – a company providing catering and gourmet meals
4 Arkana hacker group attacks British mining company Anglo American
The Arkana hacker group has published a statement about a hack into Anglo American plc, a British multinational mining corporation with revenues of over $27.29 billion. According to the claims, the attackers managed to steal 2.666 terabytes of sensitive information from the company.
– The company operates in the mining sector worldwide and its website is angloamerican.com
– Arkana claims to have managed to penetrate the company’s virtual production systems
– The attackers claim to have stolen information from SCADA systems, which are used to control industrial equipment
– The stolen information allegedly includes documents, passports and confidential files of Company
The stolen data includes details of Anglo-American subsidiaries such as Amplats and De Beers, as well as information related to the company’s business partners including BHP, BMW, Harmony and Rand Water. The attackers published examples of the stolen data to prove their claims.
5 Spain’s Deportivo La Coruna football club hit by cyber attack – subscriber data stolen
Spanish football club Deportivo La Coruna has issued a statement to its subscribers following a cyber attack that compromised the company’s systems and exposed the personal data of the club’s subscribers. The attack took place on Friday, May 16, and affected one of the club’s databases.
– Hackers gained access to the club’s subscribers’ identifying data and contact details
– The attack did not affect financial data such as bank accounts or credit cards
– Usernames and passwords for the club’s website or app were not compromised
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