ransomware
"The average number of monthly LockBit attacks has reduced by 73% in the UK since February’s action..."
Two of America's most impactful cybersecurity incidents (Change Healthcare and Colonial Pipeline) began with attackers exploiting leaked credentials for VPNs with no MFA.
Personal data of a "substantial proportion" of Americans stolen from systems.
A prolific ransomware known as "Akira" has already managed to extract $42m in payments from its victims, according to the FBI
Departments need to go away and rethink how to protect country from ransomware
"An immense crisis demanding immediate attention" says the American Medical Association
"ICBC’s inability to access its systems caused securities to be delivered for settlement with no funds backing the trades"
Did NCA, FBI deploy an exploit for PHP vulnerability CVE-2023-3824 to break the prolific group's systems?