Sibanye-Stillwater hit by cyberattack

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South African mining giant hacked

Local mining giant Sibanye-Stillwater, one of the world's biggest producers of platinum and gold, has revealed that its global IT systems have suffered a cyberattack.

In a notice informing stakeholders, the company said it has implemented security measures to isolate its IT systems and protect critical data.
 
Maybe you should start writing articles on who has not been hacked, with the Audits to back it up. So far every Tom, Dick, Harry, their dogs, and the piglets have been hacked.
Also, social engineering human stupidity is not hacking. Hacking implies that the company is not at fault.

Time to call them what they really are: "Negligence exploits"
 
Also, social engineering human stupidity is not hacking. Hacking implies that the company is not at fault.

Time to call them what they really are: "Negligence exploits"
Normally I would agree, but then I remembered that Kevin Mitnick's "hacks" were mostly just the result of social engineering to extract information about how systems work and convince people to give him access. And he is the worlds most famous hacker.
 
Normally I would agree, but then I remembered that Kevin Mitnick's "hacks" were mostly just the result of social engineering to extract information about how systems work and convince people to give him access. And he is the worlds most famous hacker.
Enjoyed his books... Shows how easily people can be fooled.
 
"The Sibanye notification section is too short! Add content from other breaches to make the article longer!"
 
Also, social engineering human stupidity is not hacking. Hacking implies that the company is not at fault.

Time to call them what they really are: "Negligence exploits"
A touch cranky this morning?
 
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