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"Lloyd's of London Finds Hypothetical Cyberattack Could Cost World Economy $3.5 Trillion"The insurance giant Lloyd's of London has warned that a major cyberattack against payment systems could cost the global economy $3.5 trillion.
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"FBI Warns of Extortion Groups Targeting Plastic Surgery Offices"According to the FBI, cybercriminals are using spoofed emails and phone numbers to target plastic surgery offices across the US. After gaining access to their networks, the attackers steal data from compromised systems to extort surgeons and patients.
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"Jupyter Notebooks Targeted by Cryptojackers"Researchers have discovered that cryptojackers are targeting exposed Jupyter Notebooks to install cryptocurrency miners and steal credential files for popular cloud services.
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"Former Navy IT Manager Sentenced to Prison for Hacking, Selling PII"A former US Navy IT manager was recently sentenced to five years and five months in prison for hacking into a database, stealing personally identifiable information (PII), and selling it on the dark web.
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"Cybercriminals Register .AI Domains of Trusted Brands for Malicious Activity"According to CSC's 2023 Domain Security Report, nearly half of Forbes Global 2000 companies do not have control over their branded Artificial Intelligence (.AI) domain names, which third parties register.
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"Russia's Sandworm Hacking Unit Targets Ukrainian Telecom Providers"According to a recent report from Ukrainian cybersecurity authorities, the Russian state hacking group Sandworm has targeted at least 11 Ukrainian Internet and telecommunication providers since May.
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"ServiceNow Leak: Thousands of Companies at Risk"According to cybersecurity expert Daniel Miessler, a potential data exposure issue within a built-in capability of the digital business platform ServiceNow has been identified, which could enable unauthenticated users to extract data from records.
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"'EtherHiding' Blockchain Technique Hides Malicious Code in WordPress Sites"A threat actor has been using blockchain technology to hide malicious code in a campaign involving fake browser updates that distribute malware, including RedLine, Amadey, and Lumma.
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"Cyberattacks on Healthcare Organizations Affect Patient Care"A Proofpoint and Ponemon Institute survey found that 66 percent of healthcare organizations affected by the most common types of cyberattacks reported disruptions to patient care.
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"Phishing Attacks Hit Record High in Third Quarter, With Malware Not Far Behind"According to a new report from the threat detection and response company Vade Secure SASU, phishing and malware attacks increased significantly in the third quarter, to the point where the number of attacks is among the highest ever recorded for a quar
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"Fake Browser Updates Used in Malware Distribution"Cybersecurity researchers at Proofpoint have identified a rising trend in threat activity that employs fake browser updates to disseminate malware.
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"Thousands of Cisco IOS XE Devices Hacked in Widespread Attacks"Attackers have exploited a recently disclosed critical zero-day vulnerability to infect thousands of Cisco IOS XE devices with malicious implants.