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One Password Gave Hackers Access To Colonial Pipeline
CEO of Colonial Pipeline says that the malware gang gained access to hack the system with just one password.
U.S. Recovers Most Of The Ransom Payment In Pipeline Attack
The U.S has recovered around $2.3 million of the ransom paid by Colonial pipeline to DarkSide.
New Malware Targets Windows Containers, Kubernetes Clusters
New malware, Siloscape causes Windows containers to compromise Kubernetes clusters.
U.S. To Treat Cyberattacks With Similar Concern As Terrorism
The FBI and DOJ are treating ransomware attacks with the same level of concern as terrorist attacks.
Ireland’s Health System Still Suffering After Cyberattack
Ireland's Health Service continues to suffer almost a month after a cyberattack.
White House Urges Businesses To Tighten Up Cybersecurity
The White House warns businesses to step up their cybersecurity after more ransomware attacks hit large companies.
U.S. Removes Domains Used in Recent USAID Cyberattacks
The U.S. Department of Justice has removed two internet domains used in recent phishing attacks.
How Malware Gangs Infiltrate Systems To Steal Data
Ransomware gangs infiltrate systems through a service called ransomware-as-a-service, says VP of cybersecurity at Okta.