Category: Industry News
News and information from the Advent IM team.
A criminal ransomware network connected to a cyber attack at some of Connecticut’s hospitals has been taken down by the FBI, according to the Department of Justice. Read via EyeWitnessNews.
Read MoreThe University of Michigan has taken all of its systems and services offline to deal with a cybersecurity incident, causing a widespread impact on online services the night before classes started. Read via BleepingComputer.
Read MoreLondon Metropolitan Police disclosed over the weekend that hackers had infiltrated the IT systems of a third-party supplier, resulting in the theft of sensitive data about police force employees. Read via Australian Cyber Security Magazine.
Read MoreTwo teenage members of the chaotic Lapsus$ cyber-crime gang helped compromise computer systems of Uber and Nvidia, and also blackmailed Grand Theft Auto maker Rockstar Games among other high-profile victims, a jury has decided. Read via The Register.
Read MoreCloudNordic has told customers to consider all of their data lost following a ransomware infection that encrypted the large Danish cloud provider’s servers and “paralyzed CloudNordic completely,” according to the IT outfit’s online confession. Read via TheRegister.
Read MoreInterpol has confirmed 14 arrests and the identification of more than 20,000 suspicious cyber networks in an operation dubbed Africa Cyber Surge II. Read via ITPro.
Read MoreMicrosoft researchers have identified multiple high-severity vulnerabilities that could enable threat actors to shut down power plants. Read via InfoSecurity Magazine.
Read MoreHackers from Russia and China infiltrated the Foreign Office’s emails and internal messages without the public’s knowledge, it has been revealed. Read via Metro.
Read MoreRussia is believed to be behind a cyber attack on the UK’s Electoral Commission which saw the data of 40 million voters exposed for two years. Read via Forbes.
Read MorePolice officers in Northern Ireland are frightened and their families and friends could be “jeopardised” after details were published in error, a former NI justice minister has said. Read via BBC News.
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