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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 42
Nations band together to battle ransomware, cyberattack knocks Ecuadorian ATMs offline, and new data suggests over 270 APT groups are active in 2021.
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Nations band together to battle ransomware, cyberattack knocks Ecuadorian ATMs offline, and new data suggests over 270 APT groups are active in 2021.
Ransomware operators like Ragnar_Locker, Conti, Grief and others now consider recovery companies 'hostile'. What does that mean for victims?
CISA unveils tools to fight malicious insiders, Blackbyte and Conti ramp up ransomware attacks, and new APT backdoor shares links to SolarWinds attack.
Relief for some as REvil ransomware decrypter is released, zero-click bug affects almost every Apple device, and US spies made to pay by DoJ.
Stalkerware CEO falls foul of FTC, darknet vendor offers GPU-based malware for sale, and ex-spy chief says China steals US data to train AI.
Hive is a double-extortion ransomware group that’s hit over 30 organizations. Read our deep-dive into the ransomware toolkit.
New guidance on sharpening ransomware response skills, IOT platform exposed to remote compromise, and more MS Exchange bugs prolong admins' sleepless nights.
Biden beefs up cybersecurity in bid to avoid gun battle, Iranian APT flirts with U.S. defense contractors, and CISA lists top routinely exploited CVEs.
Cyber cops track down ZombieBot fraudster, scammers capitalize on Kaseya bug fix as a phishing lure, and REvil claim to infect "more than a million" systems.
Clop gang's money launderers swept up by coalition of cyber cops, forums continue to trade new ransomware offerings, and Paradise source code leaked online.