The list of victims of the MOVEitcyber incident continues to grow, but new patches and a variety of strategies can help organizations shore up defenses against such attacks now and in the future.
Hacking group CL0P’s attacks on MOVEit point to ways that cyber extortion may be evolving, illuminating possible trends in who perpetrators target, when they time their attacks and how they put ...
Plaintiffs' lawyers vying for leadership of the MOVEit data breach cases have submitted various proposals on how best to structure the team. Even the defendants have a suggestion. About 270 lawsuits ...
You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. Hacking attacks against higher education institutions are on the rise as other industries battered by ...
Widespread attacks against companies and government agencies through a trio of zero-day vulnerabilities in the MOVEit Managed File Transfer platform has granted notoriety to the Cl0p ransomware group.
Many of the banks that had data compromised did not use MoveIt file-transfer software themselves, but were affected through a tech partner. The fallout from a security vulnerability in commonly used ...
More than 100,000 staff at the BBC, British Airways and Boots have been told that their bank details and addresses may be exposed on the "dark web". (Getty) A cybersecurity expert has warned there ...
In late 1998, when I was just beginning my career in technology, I read in the venerable Phrack magazine how poor input sanitization allowed rain.forest.puppy (the pseudonym used by Jeff Forristal) to ...
The notorious Clop ransomware gang was found responsible for a new round of sophisticated assaults targeting the widely used MOVEit Transfer transfer service, cybersecurity experts said. Concerns ...
Dozens of plaintiffs' lawyers are contesting the size and structure of the leadership team that should steer the sprawling MOVEit data breach lawsuits, which now name more than 90 defendants. In ...
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