Update vCenter Server now! VMWare fixes critical vulnerability
VMWare has issued an update to address one out-of-bounds write and one information disclosure vulnerability in its server management software, vCenter Server. Since…
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Cyberattack hits 5 hospitals
Canadian health service provider TransForm has published an update about the cyberattack at its member hospitals. TransForm is a not-for-profit, shared service organization…
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Password manager 1Password says it’s been affected by a breach at Okta, but it reports no user data has been stolen. In a security…
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Google is working out some kinks in the project formerly known as Gnatcatcher, which will now be known under the more descriptive…
Read moreA week in security (October 16 – October 22)
Last week on Malwarebytes Labs: Stay safe! Malwarebytes EDR and MDR removes all remnants of ransomware and prevents you from getting…
Read moreRagnar Locker ransomware group taken down
Even though it had a long run for a ransomware group, it seems the bell might be tolling for Ragnar Locker. On…
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The key is under the doormat by the front door. The administrator password is “admin”. These are easy to remember clues…
Read moreThe hot topics from Europe’s largest trade fair for IT security
IT-SA Expo & Congress claims to be Europe’s largest trade fair for IT security. And it really covers a wide range of…
Read moreOcto Tempest cybercriminal group is “a growing concern”—Microsoft
Categories: News Categories: Ransomware Tags: ALPHV Tags: Octo Tempest Tags: RaaS Tags: LOTL Tags: social engineering Tags: SIM swapping A group of cybercriminals known for advanced social engineering attacks has joined one of the biggest ransomware groups as an affiliate. |
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