Louis Vuitton Hit by Cyberattack—Customer Info Compromised

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Louis Vuitton Hit by Cyberattack—Customer Info Compromised

Louis Vuitton Korea confirmed a data breach on 8th June. Investigators discovered that attackers accessed customer contact details, like emails, phone numbers, and shipping addresses, but said credit card and payment information remain safe. LV Korea is working with forensic specialists and has begun notifying affected customers. They’ve also reset passwords and boosted monitoring across affected accounts. The company is coordinating with law enforcement and will fine-tune its security tools to prevent future intrusions. Read more.

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Retail Phishing Blitz: Thousands of Fake Sites Impersonate Big Brands

Dave Bittner of CyberWire Intel Briefing discusses a retail phishing blitz that’s impacted many online shoppers. According to Bittner, researchers at Silent Push uncovered a large-scale phishing campaign using thousands of fake retail websites to impersonate brands like Apple, PayPal, Nordstrom, Hermes, and Michael Kors. These fraudulent sites, first flagged in Mexico, target English and Spanish speakers globally. While some mimic real e-commerce platforms with scraped product listings and even Google Pay widgets, others are crudely designed. Victims enter credit card data believing they are making legitimate purchases, but no products are ever shipped. Many of the phishing domains remain active despite takedown efforts, underlining the growing persistence of retail-themed scams.

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How Nvidia’s AI Chips Empower Trend Micro’s Cyber Defenses

Trend Micro has deployed Nvidia’s latest AI chips to power real-time threat detection and automation. Their system analyzes endpoint behavior using machine learning accelerated at the hardware level. The result: faster identification of anomalies and quicker response times. This shows Trend Micro moving from experiments to large-scale AI defenses in production, boosting efficiency and cutting risk. Read more.

📊 By the Numbers

16 Billion

Over 16 billion user credentials were leaked in June 2025 as a result of 33 publicly disclosed cybersecurity incidents.

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