The Week in Ransomware – June 9th 2023 – It’s Clop… Again!
The week was dominated by fallout over the MOVEit Transfer data-theft attacks, with the Clop ransomware gang confirming that they…
BlackCat ransomware fails to extort Australian commercial law giant
Australian law firm HWL Ebsworth confirmed to local media outlets that its network was hacked after the ALPHV ransomware gang…
Clop ransomware claims responsibility for MOVEit extortion attacks
The Clop ransomware gang has told BleepingComputer they are behind the MOVEit Transfer data-theft attacks, where a zero-day vulnerability was…
2.5M Impacted by Enzo Biochem Data Leak After Ransomware Attack
With the leak of information such as Social Security numbers, in addition to other protected information, 600,000 of the nearly…
Hot Pixels attack checks CPU temp, power changes to steal data
A team of researchers at Georgia Tech, the University of Michigan, and Ruhr University Bochum have developed a novel attack…
The Week in Ransomware – May 26th 2023 – Cities Under Attack
Ransomware gangs continue to hammer local governments in attacks, taking down IT systems and disrupting cities' online services. [...]
IBM’s Polar Buy Creates Focus on a New ‘Shadow Data’ Cloud Security Area
The purchase gives IBM access to a new category of products called "data security posture management" for security data in…
The Week in Ransomware – May 19th 2023 – A Shifting Landscape
In the ever-shifting ransomware landscape, we saw new ransomware gangs emerge, threat actors return from a long absence, operations shifting…
3 Common Initial Attack Vectors Account for Most Ransomware Campaigns
The data shows how most cyberattacks start, so basic steps can help organizations avoid becoming the latest statistic.
Dish Network likely paid ransom after recent ransomware attack
Dish Network, an American television provider, most likely paid a ransom after being hit by a ransomware attack in February…