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SHARED INTEL: How ransomware evolved from consumer trickery to deep enterprise hacks

The Last Watchdog

The main reason why these campaigns exploded so dramatically was that they used previously leaked NSA exploits called EternalBlue and DoublePulsar, which made the attacks absolutely inconspicuous and therefore almost impossible to prevent. WannaCry and NotPetya cyber-attacks have since been attributed to state-funded threat actors.

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Cyber Security Roundup for April 2021

Security Boulevard

conduct employee phishing tests. conduct penetration testing. implement offline storage and tape-based backup. More and More Ransomware Attacks. Cybercrime to cost over $10 Trillion by 2025. UK School Cyber-Attack affects 40,000 Pupils’ Email. review Active Directory password policy.

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Protecting your Customers and Brand in 2022: Are you doing enough?

Jane Frankland

Just like yesterday, all tech is hackable and cybercriminals penetrate 93% of company networks in less than 2-days.

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Ransomware in 2020

Cytelligence

As these attacks increase in their frequency, threat actors have had to evolve their strategies due to the following reasons: Competition from other threat actors vying for the same “pie”. Lessons learned” from attacks that did not generate a pay-out. Effectiveness of data backup strategies. Ransomware in 2019 .

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Small Business Journal: Robert Herjavec on Everything You Need to Know About Herjavec Group’s 2021 Cybersecurity Conversations Report

Herjavec Group

The annual Herjavec Group Cybersecurity Conversations for the C-Suite Report showcases the cybersecurity trends we forecast for the upcoming year, relevant strategic conversations, and questions that leaders should be discussing with their teams and asking themselves as cyber-aware professionals. This is a great step in the right direction.

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LockBit is back and threatens to target more government organizations

Security Affairs

Not the LockBit gang is attempting to relaunch its RaaS operation, the group has set up a new infrastructure and is threatening to carry out cyber attacks on the government sector. All other servers with backup blogs that did not have PHP installed are unaffected and will continue to give out data stolen from the attacked companies.