Following its September announcement, Microsoft has released\nan update that removes Adobe\nFlash<\/a> from Windows 10 systems and prevents reinstallation. It should be\nnoted that this update only removes the version of Adobe Flash that comes\nbundled with Windows 10. Internet browser extensions and stand-alone installs\nof the software will remain unaffected by this update. Should the user want to\nre-install Adobe Flash on an updated system, they must either revert to a point\nprior to the update or perform a fresh install of Windows 10.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Officials for Gunnebo<\/a>,\na Swedish security firm, have revealed that they were victims of a data breach in\nAugust. Researchers also discovered an 18GB file confirmed to contain customer\ninformation stolen from Gunnebo. The compromised data was uploaded to a public\nserver after Gunnebo refused to pay a ransom, exposing roughly 38,000 sensitive\nfiles. <\/p>\n\n\n\n It was recently revealed that the Finnish psychotherapy\ncenter Vastaamo<\/a>\nsuffered a ransomware attack that compromised highly sensitive patient data belonging\nto thousands of individuals. After refusing to pay a 40 Bitcoin ransom, the\nattackers began publishing the stolen data on the dark web. While officials have\nyet to determine when the breach occurred, they have been contacting victims\nabout the stolen data since October 21.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Recent technology changes at restaurants and other public\nestablishments like touchless methods of interaction have left UK restaurants open\nmajor security flaws. One such flaw has been exploited at UK restaurant chain Nando\u2019s<\/a>,\nwith several customer accounts affected. By accessing previous account logins\nand using credentials that were stolen in prior cyberattacks, hackers have been\nable to create fraudulent orders. The company has since confirmed that, though\nthey themselves weren\u2019t the target of the breach, they will compensate any\ncustomers who are fraudulently charged.<\/p>\n\n\n\nGunnebo Suffers Critical Data Breach<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Finnish Health Center Hacked<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Customer Accounts at UK Restaurant Chain Breached<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Ryuk Suspected in Major Steelcase Attack<\/h2>\n\n\n\n