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Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago is addressing a cybersecurity breach that occurred recently, resulting in the hospital taking its network offline. The hospital is working with experts and law enforcement to investigate

TLDR: Critical Vulnerability in Mastodon Sparks Patching Frenzy Mastodon, a decentralized social network, has called upon administrators to take action following the disclosure of a critical vulnerability that allows attackers to remotely

TLDR: In today’s MSSP market news: Cloudflare thwarts a group of advanced hackers who attempted to infiltrate their network A survey from Keeper Security reveals that 95% of IT security leaders believe

TLDR: South African Railways lost over $1 million in a phishing scam, with just over half of the stolen funds recovered so far. The railway agency, PRASA, experienced a cyber attack through

TLDR: A financially motivated threat actor named UNC4990 has been using USB devices to exploit victims, employing popular and legitimate websites such as GitHub, GitLab, Ars Technica, and Vimeo in their recent

TL;DR: Researchers from Aqua Nautilus have discovered a new and highly sophisticated malware called HeadCrab that targets Redis servers globally. HeadCrab uses the SLAVEOF command to compromise Redis servers and then deploys

TLDR: – A new variant of the VileRAT malware is being spread through fake software pirate websites, infecting Windows systems on a large scale. – The Python-based VileRAT malware is specific to

The NIS2 Directive is a new EU regulation that aims to standardize cybersecurity practices across sectors. It replaces the existing NIS1 directive and introduces a comprehensive regulatory framework that includes best practices