How Wazuh is Helping Organizations Defend Against Ransomware Attacks Ransomware attacks are one of the biggest cybersecurity problems in the world today. They’re sneaky, dangerous, and often devastating. Hackers can lock an organization out of its files, systems, or operations and then demand money to get everything back. It’s like someone stealing your house keys […]
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Cybersecurity Experts Face Indictment in Connection to BlackCat Ransomware Group In a surprising twist that’s generating major buzz in the cybersecurity world, U.S. federal prosecutors have charged three individuals formerly employed in the cybersecurity industry with helping the infamous BlackCat ransomware gang. This case serves as a sobering reminder that insider threats can sometimes pose
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Lazarus Group Targets Web3 as New Cyber Attacks Shake the Tech World Cybersecurity is in the spotlight again – and for good reason. In the last few days, several major breaches and security breakthroughs have surfaced that should concern anyone connected to the digital world, from everyday users to large tech firms. One of the
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BADCANDY Cyber Attacks Target Cisco IOS XE Devices: What You Need to Know Cybersecurity has once again taken center stage with a new and persistent threat. The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) is ringing the alarm bells, warning organizations and IT managers about ongoing cyberattacks exploiting a serious flaw in Cisco IOS XE software. These attacks,
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New Cyberattack Targets European Diplomats Using Windows Shortcut Vulnerability Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a dangerous new cyberattack campaign linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers. This time, the attackers are exploiting a flaw in Windows shortcut files to gain unauthorized access to computers used by European diplomats and government officials. If that sounds technical or hard to
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China-Linked Tick Group Exploits Lanscope Zero-Day Vulnerability New Cyber Threat Targeting Corporate Systems Emerges A new cyberattack tied to a state-backed hacking group, commonly known as Tick, has recently been uncovered. This group is believed to have connections to the Chinese government and has taken advantage of a previously unknown flaw in Japanese security software,
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Federal Agencies Sound the Alarm: Secure Your WSUS and Microsoft Exchange Servers Now It’s not every day that two of the top cybersecurity authorities in the United States join forces to issue an urgent alert. But that’s exactly what just happened. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Security Agency (NSA) have
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