Posts tagged: Ransomware
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Incident Response Playbook for Manufacturing IoT After
Incident Response for Manufacturing IoT After Ransomware Attacks Manufacturing IoT environments can look deceptively simple from the factory floor...
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Ransomware attacks spike as world distracted by AI
Ransomware attacks are spiking as organizations redirect attention toward AI capabilities and threat actors exploit the distraction across every sector.
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ESET tracks rise in malicious AI skills and adaptable malware
ESET threat intelligence documents attackers adapting established techniques to AI platforms, refining adaptable malware and purpose-built tooling.
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DevMan RaaS Portal Centralizes Payload Builds and Payouts
The DevMan ransomware-as-a-service portal consolidates payload builds, victim management, and affiliate payouts into a single criminal platform.
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Patient Data Exposed at Ohio Revenue Cycle Management Firm
Patient data exposure at an Ohio revenue cycle management company shows why healthcare vendors need HIPAA-aligned monitoring and rapid breach response.
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CMMC Level 3 Is the Quietest Land Grab in Defense Contracting
CMMC Level 3 adds 24 NIST SP 800-172 requirements to Level 2. See the DoD cost estimates, why early movers win, and ComplianceArmor(R) readiness From ,500.
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Is Proxmox Free? A Clear Guide to Licensing & Costs
Discover if Proxmox is free and how its AGPLv3 license works. Learn about community vs premium tiers, repo differences, and when small businesses should pay.
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Major Healthcare Software Vendor Investigating Cyberattack
A major healthcare software vendor is investigating a cyberattack affecting protected health information. What providers should watch for next.
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Armenia Detains Russian Tourist on U.S. REvil Hacker Warrant
Armenia detained a Russian tourist on a U.S. warrant tied to REvil ransomware; his lawyers say police have the wrong man. Why attribution is hard.
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Compromised Logins Now the Top Entry Point for Ransomware
Compromised logins have overtaken software flaws as the top entry point for ransomware. How credential-driven attacks work and how to stop them.
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In Other News: DHS Database Hacked, Canada Disrupts Ransomware
DHS database hack, Adobe's faster patch cadence, and a Canadian ransomware takedown: this week's security roundup and what it means for you.
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Ransomware Uses a Malicious Driver to Disable Endpoint Defenses
A new ransomware family abuses the PoisonX kernel driver to shut down endpoint defenses. How BYOVD attacks work and how to block them.
