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IDF Has Rebuffed 3B Cyberattacks Since Oct. 7, Colonel Claims
Israel's military computer systems have been under constant barrage in recent months.
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Israel's military computer systems have been under constant barrage in recent months.
The Hacker News
A malicious toolset dubbed Spacecolon is being deployed as part of an ongoing campaign to spread variants of the Scarab ransomware across victim organizations globally. "It probably finds its way into victim organizations by its operators compromising vulnerable web servers or via brute forcing RDP credentials," ESET security researcher Jakub Souček said in a detailed technical write-up
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Ilya Sachkov, convicted of treason by the Kremlin, will serve time in one of Russia's prison camps, which feature rigid schedules and isolation from the outside world, critics say.
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US Transportation Security Agency (TSA) administrator reflects on how the Colonial Pipeline incident has moved the needle in public-private cooperation.
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Sweeping changes implemented since the May 2021 cyberattack are helping -- but more work remains to be done, security experts say.
The Register
The lesser of two REvils? There’s a relationship there, but not enough to say one evolved into the other It has been almost a year since the emerging ransomware gang Ransom Cartel was first detected and the group over that time has racked up a steady drumbeat of victims in such countries as the United States and France and from a broad array of industry sectors.…
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In her keynote address at Black Hat USA 2022, Kim Zetter gives scathing rebuke of Colonial Pipeline attack.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has proposed a penalty of nearly $1 million to Colonial Pipeline for violating federal safety regulations, worsening the impact of the ransomware attack last year. The $986,400 penalty is the result of an inspection conducted by the regulator of the pipeline operator's control room management (
The Register
Plus: Unpatched DNS bug puts IoT devices at risk, SolarWinds hackers set up new digs, and a CEO faces hard time for massive mining fraud Colonial Pipeline is facing an almost $1 million fine for control room management failures after the US Department of Transportation alleged they contributed to the nation's fuel disruption in the wake of the 2021 ransomware attack.… In Brief
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[3:01 PM] Kesten, Gayle The attack may have been "a major wake-up call" about the need for greater resilience in IT environments, but have security teams hit the snooze bar one too many times?