CBO Cyber Attack and Everest Ransomware Claims
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The US Congressional Budget Office confirmed a cyber attack by a suspected foreign actor, potentially exposing sensitive communications. Separately, the Everest ransomware group claimed responsibility for attacks on AT&T, Dublin Airport, and Air Arabia, exfiltrating sensitive data including 576,000 AT&T applicant records.
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