DHS: Americans should be prepared for potential Russian cyberattacks
Officials noted that "Russia's threshold for conducting disruptive or destructive cyber attacks in the homeland probably remains very high."
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Healthcare security: IT pros warn of vulnerable HVAC systems, imaging machines, check-in kiosks and more
A survey of 400 IT pros found that most are concerned about the potential for data breaches and attacks leveraging medical equipment.
CEO-designate of Pegasus spyware's NSO Group resigns after US sanctions
Just two weeks after accepting the role at NSO Group, new CEO Itzik Benbenisti announced his resignation.
Red Cross hit with cyberattack that compromised data of 515,000 'highly vulnerable people'
The International Committee of the Red Cross said it detected the attack this week and confirmed that it was not a ransomware attack.
Zabbix vulnerabilities added to CISA catalog
The vulnerabilities have a remediation date of March 8.
Canadian government investigating hacking incident
The country's foreign and consular relations department reported a cyberattack last week.
Interpol and Nigerian police bust cybercrime BEC ring
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 and Group-IB helped law enforcement officials disrupt the ring, which was in possession of more than 800,000 potential victim domain credentials.
EA confirms dozens of high-profile FIFA accounts hacked
Notable FIFA players around the world said hackers were spamming EA customer service channels to change account details.
Toyota supplier reports cyberattack that halts production across Japan
A Toyota spokesperson told Reuters that it was a "supplier system failure."
SockDetour backdoor used in attacks on defense contractors, says Unit 42
Researchers at Palo Alto Network's Unit 42 said they discovered a tool that serves as a backup backdoor in case the primary one is removed.