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Dark Reading
Small and midsize businesses face the same cyberattacks as enterprises, with fewer resources. Here's how to protect a company that has leaner means.
Bleeping Computer
A group of cyber activists under the Ukrainian Cyber Alliance banner has hacked the servers of the Trigona ransomware gang and wiped them clean after copying all the information available. [...]
Graham Cluley
Clorox, the household cleaning product manufacturer, has admitted that its financial results for the first quarter could see a "material impact" after hackers attacked its systems. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
The Register
Back to 'manual' order processing for $7B household cleaning biz, financial impact will be 'material' The Clorox Company, makers of bleach and other household cleaning products, doesn't expect operations to return to normal until near month end as it combs over "widescale disruption to operations" caused by cyber baddies.…
Bleeping Computer
Check Point Research
Introduction The Rhysida ransomware group was first revealed in May this year, and since then has been linked to several impactful intrusions, including an attack on the Chilean Army. Recently the group was also tied to an attack against Prospect Medical Holdings, affecting 17 hospitals and 166 clinics across the United States. After this attack, […] The post appeared first on . The Rhysida Ransomware: Activity Analysis and Ties to Vice Society Check Point Research
Krebs on Security
One frustrating aspect of email phishing is the frequency with which scammers fall back on tried-and-true methods that really have no business working these days. Like attaching a phishing email to a traditional, clean email message, or leveraging link redirects on LinkedIn, or abusing an encoding method that makes it easy to disguise booby-trapped Microsoft Windows files as relatively harmless documents.
Bleeping Computer
An unknown threat actor is brute-forcing Linux SSH servers to install a wide range of malware, including the Tsunami DDoS (distributed denial of service) bot, ShellBot, log cleaners, privilege escalation tools, and an XMRig (Monero) coin miner. [...]
The Register
Barings Law claims 250 people that 'suspect' data theft signed up to class action Capita is facing its first legal claim over the high profile digital burglary in late March that exposed some customer data to intruders and will cost the outsourcing biz around £20 million ($26 million) to clean up.…
The Hacker News
Ransomware actors and cryptocurrency scammers have joined nation-state actors in abusing cloud mining services to launder digital assets, new findings reveal. "Cryptocurrency mining is a crucial part of our industry, but it also holds special appeal to bad actors, as it provides a means to acquire money with a totally clean on-chain original source," blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis said in