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ZDNet Security
Updated: Everything you need to know about ransomware - how it started, why it's booming, how to protect against it.
Dark Reading
The sooner we discover sources of risk, the better equipped we will be to create effective mitigations for them.
The Register
Don’t just worry about today, get ready for tomorrow Ask a Network or Security Manager if their network is secure, and the answer - typically - is “yes, of course”. So says Andrew Want, Chief Technologist at Trustmarque, the UK value-add services firm.… Paid Feature
Dark Reading
OpenAI's recent AI agent sandbox escape proves traditional security principles matter more than ever: limit access, isolate execution, log everything.
The Register
Footie fans? Overreacting? There's a first time for everything
The Register
UPDATED: Sorry, kids, everything's back up so get to work on your new assignment - An essay on the ethics of paying ransoms, because it looks like that's what happened here
The Register
The more you share online, the more you open yourself to social engineering If you've seen the viral AI work pic trend where people are asking ChatGPT to "create a caricature of me and my job based on everything you know about me" and sharing it to social, you might think it's harmless. You'd be wrong.…
The Register
Halls of learning are stuck offline, but go Wolverines! The University of Michigan has isolated itself from the internet but, hey, everything's fine!…
The Register
The other Tessier-Ashpool AIs are surely disappointed Cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute says $160 million in digital assets have been stolen from it in a cyber-heist, though it assures customers that everything's fine.…
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Everything's fine! The Yanluowang ransomware group behind the May attack on Cisco Systems has publicly leaked the stolen files on the dark web over the weekend, but the networking giant says there's nothing to worry about.…