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South Staffordshire in the UK has acknowledged it was targeted in a cyberattack, but Clop ransomware appears to be shaking down the wrong water company.
The Register
'Until someone has to go to jail for doing it wrong the teeth are not going to be the same' The security industry needs to take a leaf from the manual of an industry where smart incident response is literally life and death, if it is to fix systemic problems.… Black Hat video
Graham Cluley
An unauthorised party has seized control of the @avtestorg Twitter account, nuked its profile picture and banner, replaced its name and description with a full-stop, and set about retweeting numerous messages about NFTs. Anti-virus testing organisation AV-Test appears to have done nothing wrong, so how was its account hacked?
The Register
Citizen services only moved online in May. What could possibly go wrong? Albania's online public services and websites have gone dark following what appears to be a cyberattack.…
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The Register
Join this webinar to find out how to block them What does your tech infrastructure look like to the outside world? You might think it looks like an impenetrable fortress or a black box. You're probably wrong.… Webinar
The Register
'A humbling and unfortunate reminder' that monsters lurk under bridges Blockchain venture Harmony offers bridge services for transferring crypto coins across different blockchains, but something has gone badly wrong.…
Krebs on Secuity
Millions of U.S. government employees and contractors have been issued a secure smart ID card that enables physical access to buildings and controlled spaces, and provides access to government computer networks and systems at the cardholder's appropriate security level. But many government employees aren't issued an approved card reader device that lets them use these cards at home or remotely, and so turn to low-cost readers they find online. What could go wrong? Here's one example.
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Rules-based systems don't work, says Darktrace What's highly valuable, often sensitive, and possibly dangerous when it trickles out of your business into the wrong hands? That's right – it's your workforce. Companies are struggling to retain employees and hire new ones as workers seek new opportunities elsewhere. That causes headaches for more than just the HR department. It should be keeping IT security teams awake at night too.… Paid Feature
Dark Reading
Smart-city security breaches have potentially very serious consequences — they can be economically devastating and even life-threatening, if handled wrong.