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New data sheds light on how likely your organization will succumb to a ransomware attack, whether you can recover your data, and what’s inhibiting a proper security posture.
Midsize and enterprise organizations take notice: the average and median amount of a ransom payment and the median size of the victim organization are on the rise.
Micro-Star International—aka MSI—had its UEFI signing key stolen last month.
This raises the possibility that the leaked key could push out updates that would infect a computer’s most nether regions without triggering a warning. To make matters worse, Matrosov said, MSI doesn’t have an automated patching process the way Dell, HP, and many larger hardware makers do. Consequently, MSI doesn’t provide the same kind of key revocation capabilities.
Delivering a signed payload isn’t as easy as all that. “Gaining the kind of control required to compromise a software build system is generally a non-trivial event that requires a great deal of skill and possibly some luck.” But it just got a whole lot easier…
The personal information of more than 5.8 million was compromised in a data breach at national pharmacy network PharMerica.
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The recent ransomware attack on Capita may impact millions of customers of hundreds of pension funds in the UK.
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If you’re still pondering over these questions, here’s the scoop: yes, you definitely need an antivirus, and we…
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The leak of the source code of the Babuk ransomware allowed 9 ransomware gangs to create their own ransomware targeting VMware ESXi systems. SentinelLabs researchers have identified 10 ransomware families using VMware ESXi lockers based on the source code of the Babuk ransomware that was leaked in 2021. The experts pointed out that these ransomware […]
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Not just an active adversary, but a two-faced one, too.
SentinelOne sees multiple threat groups adopting the leaked Babuk source code to build their own VMware ESXi lockers.
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CISA and FBI have observed a ransomware gang exploiting a recent PaperCut vulnerability in attacks targeting the education facilities subsector.
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