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Coupang had been having a pretty good year, but that looks set to change after a huge data leak sent its U.S.-listed stock lower. The breach affected 33.7 million customer accounts. Someone gained unauthorized access to customer information from June of this year up until recently, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, and certain order information, according to the company. Login details and payment information weren’t exposed. (Barron's)
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Aggressive AI laws enacted in New York City. The GUARD Act sets mandatory standards for the city's use of AI, creates an office to enforce them, and requires a public list of the AI tools used by city agencies and offices. (StateScoop)
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The move comes as Washington is trying to block state and local governments from regulating AI for 10 years, leaving it up to the federal government to rein in use of the technology.
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Further reading from WSJ Pro: States Notch Victory Over 10-Year AI Law Ban
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East Coast medical provider ChristianaCare is notifying patients that their personal and medical information was stolen in a cyberattack in January on a third-party vendor that handled data for Oracle's electronic health record system. At risk is data that includes names, Social Security numbers, treatment details, images and other information, ChristianaCare said. The incident and investigation has played out for months:
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Jan. 22: Hack of Oracle Health's vendor occurs
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April: Oracle informs ChristianaCare of the breach
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Sept. 29: Oracle provides ChristianaCare with a list of patients whose information might have been involved
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November: ChristianaCare notifies patients
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Enforcement: A cryptocurrency mixing service used by ransomware hackers is out of operation after a raid by German and Swiss police in late November. Cryptomixer servers and its domain name were seized, Europol said Monday. Officers also confiscated bitcoin worth more than 25 million euros, or about $29 million. The service has mixed more than $1.5 billion in crypto since 2016, Europol said.
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North Korean hackers have used Cryptomixer, according to crypto-research firm TRM Labs. (Cybersecurity Dive)
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70%
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Percentage of 1,062 cyber professionals who say they are very or extremely concerned about supply-chain risk, according to a survey by cybersecurity training group ISC2.
How often do these organizations review suppliers' cyber practices?
Annually: 45%
Quarterly: 17%
Monthly: 12%
Semi-annually 10%
Only during onboarding: 9%
Other: 5%
Never: 3%
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From Dow Jones Risk Journal
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PHOTO: WOJTEK RADWANSKI/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE/GETTY IMAGES
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Outlook for Russian hybrid operations in 2026. Moscow’s hybrid warfare campaign has intensified this year. The number of operations recorded by September had already surpassed that for all of 2024. Irrespective of the outcome of the war in Ukraine, the Kremlin probably considers hybrid warfare as a means to confront the West, aimed at countering the perceived existential threat represented by NATO. Read the full analysis.
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