The malware is one of the most sophisticated ransomwares ever seen in the wild, and marks a leap ahead for cybercrime.
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 April 05, 2023
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Mysterious 'Rorschach' Ransomware Doubles Known Encryption Speeds
The malware is one of the most sophisticated ransomwares ever seen in the wild, and marks a leap ahead for cybercrime.
Law Firm for Uber Loses Drivers' Data to Hackers in Yet Another Breach
Uber gave sensitive data on drivers to a law firm representing the company in legal actions, but the data appears to not have had adequate security protections.
15M+ Services & Apps Remain Sitting Ducks for Known Exploits
Scans of the Internet find that millions of computers, virtual machines, and containers are vulnerable to one or more of the hundreds of cyberattacks currently used in the wild, despite being patchable.
'Proxyjacking' Cybercriminals Exploit Log4j in Emerging, Lucrative Cloud Attacks
Proxyjacking is an emerging, low-effort and high-reward attack for threat actors, with the potential for far-reaching implications.
eFile Tax Return Software Found Serving Up Malware
In the height of tax-return season, a popular tax prep software service leaves a malicious JavaScript file online for weeks.
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Cybersecurity startups face pressure during this economic uncertainty, but strategic investors can help them succeed in providing tech that defends against cyberattacks.
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Russian intelligence services, together with a Moscow-based IT company, are planning worldwide hacking operations that will also enable attacks on critical infrastructure facilities.

4 Steps for Shifting Left & Winning the Cybersecurity Battle
If companies prioritize communications and make the DevOps process more transparent, team members will better know what vulnerabilities to look for.

Pro-Islam 'Anonymous Sudan' Hacktivists Likely a Front for Russia's Killnet Operation
"Anonymous Sudan" has been claiming that its DDoS attacks are in retaliation for anti-Islamic activities, but at least one security vendor is suspicious about its true motives.

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