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CISA's fact sheet includes best practices for preventing ransomware attacks and protecting personal and sensitive information.

The attackers compromised some of the “warm” crypto wallets managed by Liquid and stole various amounts of Ethereum, Bitcoin, Stablecoins, Ripple, and other tokens.

T-Mobile said it has identified and closed the access point used by attackers to break into the company’s servers.

In addition to cryptomining functionality, the malware allows its operators to collect password information and take over the victim’s server.

The attackers allegedly exploited a critical vulnerability in Citrix ADC.

The compromised data is thought to include names, birth dates, contact information, driver’s license information, Social Security numbers, and health related data.

The researchers believe that Siamesekitten's focus on the IT and communication companies in Israel is just a way to compromise their clients via supply chain attacks.

The unprotected database was discovered on July 19 when it was indexed by search engines Censys and ZoomEye.

The ransomware attack did not impact the operations of Tesouro Direto program.

The data reportedly includes social security numbers, phone numbers, names, physical addresses, unique IMEI numbers, and driver’s license information.