August 2024 - Page 10

TLDR: Cyber hygiene is crucial in the B2B landscape to protect against evolving threats. Constant vigilance, proactive approach, and strong partnerships are key elements in defending against fraudsters. Today’s cybersecurity and fraud

TLDR: Small and medium businesses (SMBs) are prime targets for cybercriminals due to common cybersecurity failures. Ransomware attacks have surged, leaving insurance companies to foot the bill. Insurance companies now require robust

Uniting the brightest minds in security, network and cloud TLDR: Cloudflare presents Immerse, a conference in Southeast Asia connecting attendees with network and security transformation ideas and technologies. Immerse will tour across

TLDR: Shoshone-Bannock Tribes experienced a cybersecurity incident on August 16. Tribal government email, network, and phone systems are expected to be offline for several days. The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes recently discovered a cybersecurity

TLDR: Georgia Tech and its affiliate GTRC are facing a federal whistleblower lawsuit for failing to meet cybersecurity requirements in connection with U.S. Department of Defense contracts. The lawsuit alleges a pattern

TLDR: The DOJ is suing Georgia Tech for allegedly failing to meet cybersecurity standards for DOD contracts. The lawsuit uses the False Claims Act and is based on a whistleblower suit brought

TLDR: The Ohio National Guard Cyber Reserve has concluded its investigation into the recent ransomware attack on the city of Columbus. The reservists were called in after hackers stole sensitive data from

TLDR: Researchers have discovered a hardware backdoor in a model of MIFARE Classic RFID cards that can allow unauthorized access to hotel rooms and office doors. The backdoor affects FM11RF08S cards and

TLDR: The Linux security team issues 60 CVEs a week, but it’s just business as usual. Update your kernel regularly to stay secure. The Linux security team issues an average of 60

TLDR: Understanding the ‘Morphology’ of Ransomware: A Deeper Dive by Kevin Townsend explores the evolving landscape of ransomware attacks, focusing on the shifting allegiances of cybercriminals and the concept of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS).