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Dark Reading
The cold, hard truth? Cybercriminals are still perpetuating plenty of unsophisticated attacks for a simple reason: They work.
Bleeping Computer
U.S. educational nonprofit National Student Clearinghouse has disclosed a data breach affecting 890 schools using its services across the United States. [...]
Bleeping Computer
As we get back to school, K-12 and colleges are increasingly at risk from ransomware and data theft attacks. Learn more from Specops Software on the steps IT teams at education institutes can take to protect their care orgs from disruption and stolen data. [...]
The Register
Mysterious Team Bangladesh has carried out 846 attacks since June 2022, mostly DDoS Hacktivism may have dropped off of organization radars over the past few years, but it is now very visibly coming from what is believed to be Bangladesh, thanks to a group tracked by cybersecurity firm Group-IB.…
Graham Cluley
The FBI warns that tech support scammers are increasingly telling their victims to send actual cash, concealed in newspaper or a magazine, rather than wiring funds. But why? Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.
Dark Reading
By investing in a strong future cybersecurity workforce, we can prevent future attacks on US critical infrastructure before they occur.
Bleeping Computer
Des Moines Public Schools, Iowa's largest school district, confirmed today that a ransomware attack was behind an incident that forced it to take all networked systems offline on January 9, 2023. [...]
Bleeping Computer
U.S. tech company and Siemens subsidiary Brightly Software is notifying customers that their personal information and credentials were stolen by attackers who gained access to the database of its SchoolDude online platform. [...]
Dark Reading
For years, hackers could have tricked enterprises into downloading malware by simply de-capitalizing letters.