Collaborate Disseminate
In November, DataBreaches.net published a commentary arguing that patients need to be notified sooner of ransomware dumps even if HIPAA would seem to allow up to 60 days. As a companion to that piece, this site looked at 30 claimed ransomware attacks o… Continue reading “Without Undue Delay, Part 1:” Update on earlier ransomware cases
Check Point writes: At the end of October 2020, we reported that hospitals and healthcare organizations had been targeted by a rising wave of ransomware attacks, with the majority of attacks using the infamous Ryuk ransomware. This followed a Joint Cyb… Continue reading Attacks targeting healthcare organizations spike globally as COVID-19 cases rise again– Researchers
On October 15, Gemini Advisory reported that the Joker’s Stash dark web marketplace had uploaded its then-latest breach, titled “BLAZINGSUN.” Gemini Advisory determined that the compromised point of purchase (CPP) was Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, a US-based … Continue reading Dickey’s Barbecue Pit provides an update on its breach
Susan Edelman reports: A ransomware attack has crippled the city’s teacher discipline system, The Post has learned. A contractor that provides hearing transcripts for the city Department of Education, the Ubiqus Group, said it “was hit by a ransomware… Continue reading Ransomware attack cripples NYC DOE’s teacher disciplinary system
By Waqas
IT security researchers at SfyLabs have discovered an Android banking malware
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: This malware turns itself into ransomware if you try to remove it
Continue reading This malware turns itself into ransomware if you try to remove it