Cybersecurity researchers uncovered a vulnerability in a popular online travel service, which could have been exploited to gain unauthorized access to users’ accounts to perform activities like booking hotels and car rentals on the victim’s behalf. Although the vulnerability has been patched and the company’s name was not disclosed, successful exploitation could have exposed millions of online airline users worldwide. The flaw was found in service-to-service interactions, a significant risk point for API supply chain attacks.
UCDSB services still recovering after cyber incident: what parents and guardians need to know – Lanarkleedstoday.ca
The Upper Canada District School Board is still recovering from a cyber incident, causing disruptions to services. Parents and guardians should stay informed about the
