Researchers at Securonix warn that Turkish threat actors are targeting organizations in the Americas and Europe with ransomware campaigns.
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The Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources (MIM) had a sensitive environment file exposed for 15 months, potentially allowing attackers to gain unauthorized access and launch ransomware attacks.
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AI data marketplace Ta-da has announced the completion of a $3.5M funding round. A number of leading blockchain…
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The volume of cybersecurity transactions increased in 2023 compared to 2022, but the total amount of funding decreased significantly.
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Hackers are increasingly targeting verified Twitter accounts of businesses and government organizations to promote cryptocurrency scams and steal assets from unsuspecting users.
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The Toronto Zoo’s operations and animal well-being were not impacted by a recent ransomware attack on its systems. The zoo does not store credit card information but is investigating if the attack affected guest and donor records.
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A threat group is using YouTube channels to distribute a variant of Lumma Stealer, a malware that targets sensitive information, by uploading videos with malicious URLs disguised as cracked software installation guides.
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An old state-aligned threat actor is back on the radar, thanks to recent EMEA espionage campaigns against a minority ethnic group.
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Report says US and Israel spent $1 billion to develop the infamous Stuxnet virus, built to sabotage Iran’s nuclear program in 2008.
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