Ernst & Young (EY) Investigates Data Breach Involving Third-Party Support Tickets
2026-07-18T08:51:45Z•132132f7f6487d0861b6db805a9760d8abeeca2ab61afbaf6a8d434b1342e93e
AI-assisted malwareCISA KEVChinese cyber espionageClaude CodeDeepSeekIoT botnetLegacyHiveRussian APTScattered SpiderStarland RATTuxBot v3UAT-11795WLDRWindows zero-daydata breachincident responselaw enforcementnetwork devicessupply-chainthird-party risktrojanized installers
What happened
Multiple high-impact security events and disclosures: Ernst & Young (EY) confirmed a data breach after a third‑party IT support ticketing system was compromised, exposing client documents and tax information. Japan’s food giant Nichirei suffered a disruptive cyberattack affecting logistics and shipments. Cisco Talos disclosed a Russian-speaking campaign (UAT-11795) distributing trojanized Zoom, Webex, and MobaXterm installers to deliver Starland RAT and the WLDR memory-only implant. CISA added known exploited vulnerabilities (including CVE-2023-4346) to its KEV catalog. Zoom patched a critical
Why it matters
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Evidence and limitations
- Source ID
- securityaffairs
- Record identifier
- 132132f7f6487d0861b6db805a9760d8abeeca2ab61afbaf6a8d434b1342e93e
- Enrichment time
- 2026-07-18T08:51:45Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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