CISA orders federal agencies to patch almost 300 security bugs exploited in the wild
Federal agencies are given 60 days to review and update their internal cybersecurity programs.
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Facebook will shut down its Face Recognition System, delete over a billion facial recognition templates
The change will represent one of the largest shifts in facial recognition usage in the technology's history, the company said.
BlackMatter ransomware gang exits scene following pressure from authorities
The group said that “due to specific unsolvable circumstances” related to pressure from the authorities the project has been closed and the part of the team is no longer available.
Cyberattack disrupts National Bank of Pakistan services
No customer or financial data was compromised during the incident, the bank said.
FBI shares TTPs and IoCs associated with Hello Kitty ransomware
The gang behind Hello Kitty uses aggressive tactics such as double extortion to pressure victims into paying a ransom.
Researchers detail the largest botnet seen in the wild in the last 6 years
Pink botnet malware infected over 1.6 million devices, mainly in China.
Toronto transit system hit by a ransomware attack
The incident did not cause any significant disruption to transit service and the public and employees were not at risk.
New Hive ransomware variants target Linux and FreeBSD systems
ESET believes that Hive's new encryptors are still in development.
MITRE and CISA release a list of Common Hardware Weaknesses of 2021
The list includes the most frequent and critical errors that can lead to serious vulnerabilities in hardware.
Police arrest 12 individuals involved in ransomware attacks against 1,800 organizations worldwide
The suspects have been linked to LockerGoga, MegaCortex and Dharma ransomware.
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