Maze ransomware operators claim to have hacked printing giant Xerox
The hackers claim they have stolen more than 100GB of files.
The hackers claim they have stolen more than 100GB of files.
Affected users will be automatically updated by Microsoft Store.
The university decided to pay a portion of the ransom demand, because “the data that was encrypted is important to some of the academic work.”
The attacks have been occurring since last month and appear to target only LenovoEMC/Iomega NAS devices with exposed management interface.
US Cyber Command has warned that foreign ATP groups will likely attempt to exploit unpatched Palo Alto firewalls.
A short overview of last week's top stories in the world of cyber security.
Researchers from Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 have uncovered a cryptomining campaign that used malicious Docker images to hide cryptocurrency mining code.
The malicious actor targets public facing infrastructure, primarily via vulnerabilities in unpatched versions of Telerik UI, SharePoint, and Citrix software.
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The GoldenSpy malware is being distributed via tax payment software that some buisnesses operating in China are forced to install.
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