The Week in Ransomware – January 28th 2022 – Get NAS Devices off the Internet It’s been a busy week with ransomware attacks tied to political protests, new attacks on NAS devices, amazing research released about tactics, REvil’s history, and more. This week’s biggest news is about a new ransomware operation called DeadBolt encrypted QNAP
US Bans Major Chinese Telecom Over National Security Risks The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has revoked China Unicom Americas’ license, one of the world’s largest mobile service providers, over “serious national security concerns.” This effectively bans the telecom company from providing domestic and international telecommunication services within the United States. China Unicom Americas is the largest
NCSC Alerts UK Orgs to Brace for Destructive Russian Cyberattacks The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is urging organizations to bolster security and prepare for a potential wave of destructive cyberattacks after recent breaches of Ukrainian entities. The NCSC openly warns that Russian state-sponsored threat actors will likely conduct the attacks and reminds of
EU to Create Pan-European Cyber Incident Coordination Framework The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) proposed a new systemic cyber incident coordination framework that would allow EU relevant authorities to coordinate better when responding to major cross-border cyber incidents impacting the Union’s financial sector. ESRB is an independent EU body established in 2010 that oversees the European
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