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TL;DR Japanese video-sharing platform Niconico was victim of a cyber attack resulting in the suspension of services. Article Summary

TLDR: Key points: Forescout Research–Vedere Labs examined nearly 19 million devices to determine the riskiest connected devices of 2024. Main vulnerable device types include wireless access points, routers, printers, VoIP devices, and

TLDR: NHS urgently asks for O-type blood donors following ransomware attack on Synnovis. Sticky Werewolf targets Russia’s aviation sector in a cyberespionage campaign. New York Times source code leaked on 4chan message

TLDR: ECOWAS organized a workshop on cyber diplomacy simulation with various partners to enhance digital security. The workshop aimed to increase understanding of critical cyber-related issues, strengthen cyber diplomacy capabilities, and foster

TLDR: Pandabuy, a Chinese shopping platform, has been extorted once again by the same threat actor after already paying a ransom to prevent exposure of stolen data. The hacker has sold the

TLDR: – Dark web actor “komarod” claims responsibility for a data breach targeting UK-based cloud service provider Shadow PC. – The leaked database contains over 500,000 records with personal information. The article

TLDR: Polymorpho, a Moroccan cyber security company, showcased their innovative solutions at the second edition of GITEX Africa. Founded in 2022, the company aims to provide cutting-edge cyber security services to individuals,

TLDR: Danelec’s DM100 VDR platform is the first to receive DNV Cyber Security Type Approval for IACS UR E27. The approval ensures that the VDR meets stringent cybersecurity standards to protect against

TLDR: Key Points: Implementing strong cybersecurity measures can enhance a startup’s financial performance by reducing costs associated with breaches and improving operational efficiency. Startups can boost their EBITDA by adopting multi-factor authentication,

Article Summary TLDR: 58% of organizations find it harder to detect vulnerabilities Scalability of penetration testing analyzed by Synack In a recent survey by Synack, it was found that detecting vulnerabilities is