From Fake Job Offers to a Guilty Plea: A Timeline of the 15,000-Mule Network That Laundered Cybercrime Cash
When criminals empty a business bank account, they still need a way to turn the stolen balance into money they...
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Backup Consoles Under Attack: Two AhsayCBS Flaws Are Being Exploited, and There Is No Patch Yet
Backup servers are supposed to be the safety net. This week, one widely used backup management platform became a target...
Outlook Will Block MSIX Installer Attachments in November: A Timeline of Microsoft’s Attachment Crackdown
Here Is How Layered Defenses HelpAttackers love anything that lets them slip software onto a computer through an email. Microsoft...
One Phishing Click, 1.3 Million People Exposed: Six Things to Know About the Arizona Courts Breach
Arizona’s court system has updated the public on a cyberattack first disclosed in late September, and the numbers are now...
Chrome 155 Lands With 247 Security Fixes, Four of Them Critical: The IT Briefing
Browsers are the busiest software on most business computers, and this week’s Chrome release is unusually large. Here is the...
A Poem on GitHub Is Steering a Botnet of Hijacked AI Servers: PoeLLM in Questions and Answers
Companies experimenting with AI often spin up model servers fast and worry about security later. A new cryptomining campaign is...
Ransomware Recovery Firm’s Owner Charged With Quietly Paying Attackers While Billing Victims Millions
When ransomware locks a company’s files, the owner’s first call is often to a recovery firm promising to get the...
SonicWall SMA1000 Gets a Maximum-Severity Fix: Spec Sheet and Patch Checklist for Remote Access Gateways
Remote access gateways sit right on the edge of the network, and SonicWall’s SMA1000 line has had a rough year....
One Hijacked Microsoft 365 Mailbox, 9,000 Phishing Emails: Lessons From Nikkei’s Breaches
Here Is How Layered Defenses HelpA single compromised mailbox is rarely the end of an attack. Usually it’s the start....
Timeline: How One Insider Locked Thousands of Company Devices, and the 32-Month Sentence That Followed
Most ransomware stories start with a stranger. This one started with an employee who already had the keys. A former...
