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The Russian-speaking LockBit ransomware gang has added four new companies to its list of victims. The four latest targets include US-based firms Bemes, Inc., Spirit Leatherworks, and Robert F. Pagano & Associates,

The LockBit ransomware group has targeted four new companies including US-based Bemes, Inc., Spirit Leatherworks, and Robert F. Pagano & Associates, as well as China-based Goldwind. While the websites of most the

Key Points: The LockBit ransomware gang has claimed four new victims, namely: US-based Bemes, Inc., Spirit Leatherworks, and Robert F. Pagano & Associates, and China-based Goldwind. The cyberattacks are unverified pending confirmation

Key Points: The LockBit ransomware group has targeted four new companies, including three US-based businesses and one China-based establishment. The victims are Bemes, Inc., Spirit Leatherworks, Robert F. Pagano & Associates, and

Key Points: The LockBit ransomware group has targeted and claimed four new victims: Bemes, Inc., Spirit Leatherworks, and Robert F. Pagano & Associates in the US, and Goldwind in China. The ransomware

The LockBit ransomware group has extended its list of victims, targeting four additional entities: US-based Bemes, Inc., Spirit Leatherworks, Robert F Pagano & Associates, and China-based Goldwind. The websites of Goldwind and

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John Benkert, the CEO of Cigent, advocates for a proactive approach to cyber defense in the face of increasing ransomware threats. Benkert supports government procurement of advanced cybersecurity tools and education on