Collaborate Disseminate
By Waqas
Ransomware attacks are on an all-time rise lately. This particular
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An effective threat intelligence solution enables analysts to address, track and investigate advanced attacks such as WannaCry ransomware.
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I’m doing an assessment on the potential outspread of Bad Rabbit in our organization. Our staff do not have admin privileges on their host machines. We have also blocked the IOCs. Am I safe to say without admin privileges, th… Continue reading Are we safe from infection of Bad Rabbit?
By Waqas
Since ransomware are quite common nowadays, and no device is
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The FBI in 2014 warned that healthcare systems, including medical devices, were at an increased risk of cyber-attacks due to the unfortunate coupling of poor cybersecurity practices in the healthcare industry with patient health information (PHI) that commands high value on the dark web. This warning has largely been realized. The cost and frequency of […]… Read More
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Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday security bulletin includes 62 fixes for vulnerabilities tied to Office, SBM1 and the Windows DNS client. Continue reading Microsoft Patches Office Bug Actively Being Exploited
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Europol, the European Union’s police agency, has warned of the significantly rising threat posed by ransomware.
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For police tracking the cybercrime horse race, it’s clear that ransomware is pulling away. While security incidents of all types continue at breakneck pace, a new report from the European Union’s law enforcement organization Europol pointed to ransomware as one of the easiest, most effective and common threats seen across the world. “Ransomware has eclipsed most other cyberthreats with global campaigns indiscriminately affecting victims across multiple industries in both the public and private sectors,” Europol’s researchers wrote in the newly published 2017 Internet Organised Crime Threat Assessment (IOCTA). “Some attacks have targeted and affected critical national infrastructures at levels that could endanger lives. These attacks have highlighted how connectivity, poor digital hygiene standards and security practices can allow such a threat to quickly spread and expand the attack vector.” The IOCTA, designed to provide guidance and recommendations to law enforcement and governments across the continent, tracked ransomware attacks in the last year and […]
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Cyberattacks such as WannaCry, NotPetya and Industroyer wreaked havoc on organizations, but they provided lessons for security your OT network.
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