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Can the Relationship Between Journalists and Ransomware Gangs be Considered Healthy?

Ransom has made high-impact criminal situations a frequent spectacle, which is one of the most shocking phenomena in recent years. Ransomware perpetrators claim that the...

ALPHV Ransomware Group Resists Following DOJ Takedown

Among the world's most notorious ransomware groups, ALPHV (BlackCat) has emerged as a digital tyrant, hasn't it? The first inquiry you should ask the coalition...

The Increasing Threat of Ransomware Attacks: Insights from the British Library Attack

The British Library in London has been likened to an intimidating fortress due to its minimalist design from the 1980s. The October ransomware that...

Fresh Vulnerability in Hugging Face platform allows for AI models to be vulnerable to Supply Chain Attacks.

Hackers may be able to steal user-submitted designs and cause supply chain issues due to a vulnerability in the Hugging Face Safetensors transition services,...

Accelerating Your SOC Investigations: Tips and Strategies

Responding appropriately and swiftly to alarms is an essential duty of security operations center (SOC) personnel. Their capabilities can be greatly enhanced by concern...

Open-Source Xeno Remote Access Trojan (RAT) Surfaces as a Serious Threat on GitHub

Another participant may now access Xeno RAT, a "highly detailed" remote access trojan (RAT), at no additional expense thanks to GitHub. According to its inventor,...

Vulnerability in WordPress LiteSpeed Plugin Exposes 5 Million Sites to Risk

A WordPress plugin called LiteSpeed Cache has a security hole that allows unauthenticated users to increase their privileges. Issue 5.7.0.1 was patched in October 2023...

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