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Morley Companies has announced that it was hit with a ransomware attack last year that resulted in the sensitive information of more than 500,000 people being leaked. The organisation provides business services to dozens of Fortune 500 companies. In a press release, the company said the ransomware attack began on August 1 and made their data "unavailable." The company has avoided requests for comment, not explaining why it has waited until now to notify the 521,046...

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Hackers stole $4.4 million from the blockchain infrastructure company Meter in a cyberattack on Saturday. The company manages infrastructure allowing smart contracts to scale and travel through heterogonous blockchain networks. Both Meter and Moonriver networks were affected. The company said it manages an infrastructure that allows smart contracts to scale and travel through heterogeneous blockchain networks. The Meter network as well as the Moonriver network were affected by the hack. Blockchain research company PeckShield confirmed that 1391 ETH...

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Nozomi Networks Pioneers SaaS Security and Visibility Solution for Dynamic IoT and OT Networks

While vulnerability disclosures increased 21% in the second half of 2021 and increasingly sophisticated criminal attacks made regular news, organizations are fighting back with targeted remediation efforts A new OT/IoT security trends report from Nozomi Networks Labs finds cyber threats have becoming a never-ending reality for critical business operations. In a review of the threat landscape covering the second half of 2021, Nozomi Networks Labs found that while ransomware and Ransomware as a Service (RaaS)...

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The FBI is asking US businesses to report any uptick in Russian hacking threats -- the latest effort to prepare for potential Russian cyberattacks on US organizations amid Russia's troop buildup on Ukraine's border, CNN reported this week. "Have you identified any efforts by known or suspected Russian to test exploitation capabilities, develop new malware or otherwise prepare for cyber operations?" the FBI asked in a January 21 request for information to US businesses obtained by CNN....

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Attacks linked to a Chinese threat actor have exploited a Zimbra's zero-day vulnerability and are stealing emails linked to European government and media. Researchers say that at the time of writing the exploit has no available patch. Zimbra says that more than 200,000 businesses from over 140 countries are using its software, including over 1,000 government and financial organizations. The vulnerability allows attackers to perform a number of malicious actions. These include exfiltrating cookies to...

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Employees and executives from the top 20 pharma companies on the Fortune 500 list have had their credentials exposed, new research suggests. Constella Intelligence identified 9,030 breaches/leakages and 4,549,871 exposed records—including attributes like email addresses, passwords, phone numbers, addresses, and even credit card and banking information—related to employee corporate credentials from the companies analysed. The circulation and proliferation of this data provides threat actors with the resources necessary for a range of cyberattacks and paves the...

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The Department of Homeland Security has announced a new Cyber Safety Review Board bringing together cybersecurity experts from public and private organizations to "review and assess significant cybersecurity events." The board was part of the executive order that President Joe Biden signed last year. Experts have long called for a federal organisation for cybersecurity incidents similar to the National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates airplane crashes and transportation incidents.  Alejandro Mayorkas, Homeland Security secretary, said...

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KP Snacks, purveyor of iconic British snacks such as Skips and Butterkist, has been hit with a ransomware attack threatening to impact deliveries at least until the end of March. The company announced that Conti, an incredibly effective Russian-speaking group, is behind the attack. As is typical for the gang, they stole data in a double-extortion operation, posting “proof” of the steal on their leak site. Jamie Akhtar, CEO and founder of Cybersmart said, “as...

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Despite business backing and a recruitment push, new research suggests most tech security decision-makers are struggling to address the skilled professional shortage. Stott and May, a global cybersecurity recruitment firm has joined forces with venture investor Forgepoint Capital to compose the Cyber Security in Focus. Responses from cybersecurity directors, security operations directors and VPs of product security across the globe are all featured. 87% of respondents admitted to skills shortages, with over a third (35%) claiming...

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Hackers have exploited a vulnerability in the Wormhole cross-chain crypto platform to the tune of $326 million in cryptocurrency. Wormhole is a platform enabling users to transfer cryptocurrency across different blockchains. It  locks the original token in a smart contract and mints a wrapped version of the stored token that is trans. Avalanche, Oasis, Binance Smart Chain, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, and Terra blockchains are all supported by the platform. Wormhole announced yesterday that they shut...

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