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16 Best Protection Tools Against Hackers [100% WORKING]

Looking for the best protection tools against hackers? Or a tool to protect against hackers? We’ve got you covered! It is quite debilitating to be a hacker’s victim. It could result in a heavy loss of sensitive data or money for the victims and their contacts in some cases. 71% of the time, the motive […]

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Toyota Data Breach Compromises Customer`s Financial Data

Toyota Financial Services (TFS) reveals that hackers stole their customers’ sensitive data in the last cyberattack. In November 2023, the Medusa threat group claimed the Toyota data breach and asked for a $8,000,000 ransom. The company did not seem to react to the ransomware request, which is one of the best practices in these cases, […]

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Tipalti Is Investigating Alleged Ransomware Attack

The Black Cat/AlphV ransomware gang claimed to have targeted California-based accounting software provider Tipalti. This alleged cyberattack raised concerns, particularly as the gang started threatening several high-profile Tipalti clients, including Roblox, Twitch, and more. Despite requests for comment, Tipalti’s initial response came through a Monday statement on social media, acknowledging the claim and emphasizing their […]

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Lazarus Hackers Exploit 2-Year-Old Log4j Vulnerability to Deploy New RAT Malware

Researchers warn Lazarus threat actors still exploit known Log4j vulnerability to infect devices with new DLang malware strains. The new campaign, dubbed Operation Blacksmith, became active on March 23. Hackers target manufacturing, agricultural, and physical security companies that failed to apply existing patches against Log4Shell vulnerability. More about the new RAT malware Researchers revealed Lazarus […]

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Navy Contractor Austal USA Confirms Cyberattack

Austal USA, a shipbuilding company and contractor for the US Departments of Defense (DoD) and Homeland Security (DHS), confirmed a hack and is actively analyzing the impact of the event. The Australian-based company produces high-performance aluminum vessels. Among the several contracts held by Austal USA, an American subsidiary of the company, is the construction of 127-meter-long […]

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ALPHV/BlackCat Ransomware Group Breach HTC Global Services

HTC Global Services, an IT services and business consulting organization, has admitted that it was the victim of a cyberattack following the ransomware group ALPHV’s publication of screenshots containing stolen data. HTC has yet to make an official statement on its website, but it issued an announcement acknowledging the cyberattack on its X/Twitter page that […]

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21 Vulnerabilities Proved to Impact Over 86,000 Sierra AirLink Routers

Researchers revealed 21 new Sierra vulnerabilities impact more than 86,000 online exposed devices. Sierra AirLink routers users risk remote code execution, unauthorized access, cross-site scripting, authentication bypass, and denial of service attacks. The affected routers are used by government organizations, police units, energy, transportation, manufacturing, healthcare sector, etc. So, the attackers getting a foothold into […]

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The History of Ransomware: From Simple Scams to Geopolitical Threats

The history of ransomware is being written right now, as you read this text. But, over time, several key events led to the emergence of the sophisticated attacks we see today. From a rudimentary AIDS Trojan in 1989 to today’s advanced, multi-million-dollar attacks, ransomware evolved from theft to a tool for significant geopolitical and economic disruption. […]

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