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Ransomware attacks are more common than previously thought in the small and medium business (SMB) community, with 46% of SMBs reporting falling victim to the data-crippling malware. 73% of those targeted have actually paid a ransom, new research s… Continue reading Businesses Are Increasingly Considering Paying Ransomware Attackers
Reports are coming in that the stock Mail application preloaded on iOS devices, including iPhones and iPads, contains a zero-day vulnerability that hackers may have been exploiting for years, exfiltrating data while flying under the radar. But before w… Continue reading Stop Using Your iOS Mail App Now! Here’s What You Need to Know About the Scary Flaw Just Discovered (and How to Stay Safe)
As bad actors ramp up phishing campaigns against remote workers, Chief Information Officers (CIOs) across the globe are finding that their employees are using previously undiscovered computing devices daily or weekly.
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent warning that bad actors are still exploiting a known vulnerability in a popular VPN appliance a full year after the vendor patched the flaws. Most Pulse Secure VPN users h… Continue reading Hackers Continue to Exploit Patched Pulse Secure VPN Flaws, CISA Warns
Most enterprises believe embracing the public cloud is critical to innovation, but few are equipped to operate in the cloud securely, according to a new report.
The post More than Half of Enterprises Are Not Equipped to Operate in the Cloud Secur… Continue reading More than Half of Enterprises Are Not Equipped to Operate in the Cloud Securely, Study Shows
SBTech, a provider of interactive sports betting solutions and services, has set aside up to $100 million to fix a mess left when a cybersecurity incident hit right in the midst of a merger. In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission … Continue reading Gambling Firm Anticipates Spending up to $100 Million in Recovery from Cyber Incident
A new piece of wiper malware is being distributed through warez sites, locking users out of their Windows computers after they unknowingly run the program. As reported by BleepingComputer’s Lawrence Abrams, the malware is apparently distributed t… Continue reading Beware of New Wiper Malware Distributed through Free Software / Crack Sites
Researchers have uncovered several shadowy sellers eager to capitalize on the quest for a treatment for COVID-19. Scared shoppers should be aware that these websites are only trying to get their attention to defraud them. Researchers from NormShield lo… Continue reading Beware of Shady Websites Pushing Pharmaceuticals for COVID-19
The National Cyber Security Centre, the UK’s independent authority on cybersecurity, has released practical advice for individuals and organizations on how to deal with coronavirus-related malicious cyber activity. In a joint announcement with th… Continue reading UK Cyber Body Offers Practical Guidelines on Dealing with Coronavirus-Themed Cyber Threats
Attempts to defraud consumers are on the rise, as scammers exploit the surge in online activity during the COVID-19 lockdown. Merchants are starting to suffer dramatic increases in COVID-19-related phishing activities, with stolen credentials released … Continue reading Surge in Online Shopping Drives Major Increase in Coronavirus-Themed Fraud Attempts