Category: Cybersecurity News
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Official: Russian-Based Group Behind Cyber Attack on Kansas Courts
(TNS) — The cyber attack that shuttered online access to Kansas courts for months was orchestrated by affiliates of a Russian-based ransomware group, Kansas Chief Justice Marla Luckert said on Wednesday.Speaking to the Kansas Legislature during her annual State of the Judiciary address, Luckert revealed more details about the attack than the court had released since…
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Huber Heights’ cyber attack cost hits $800K; resident data vulnerability unclear – Dayton Daily News
“We were able to utilize that (funding) to get back up and running, but we do need to invest in hardening our network further,” Dzik said Tuesday, adding that new routers and firewall software is needed, among other features.It is still unknown if any resident data has been affected by the attack, Dzik said last…
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North Carolina County Still Guarding Cyber Attack Details – Government Technology
North Carolina County Still Guarding Cyber Attack Details
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23andMe Responds to Data Breach Lawsuit by Blaming Customers for Re-Using Passwords
23andMe is facing a class action lawsuit over its recent data breach involving about 6.9 million users, or over half of its total customer base. A letter from its legal team indicates that it is going to attempt to defend itself by claiming it was all the fault of users that recycled their passwords.The letter,…
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China and cybercriminals are targeting American AI companies, FBI Director Wray says
CEO Council Summit CNBC CEO Council In the growing areas of AI and generative AI, U.S.-based companies like Google, Microsoft and OpenAI are leading the charge. But that lead is under attack by foreign cybercriminals and nation-states like China who are looking to steal AI innovations and intellectual property, according to top U.S. security officials.…
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Biden administration to introduce cybersecurity requirements for hospitals – ReadWrite
The Biden administration is set to unveil new cybersecurity requirements for hospitals, as per a recent report by The Messenger. These forthcoming regulations aim to fortify digital defenses in healthcare facilities, ensuring federal funding is contingent on the implementation of basic security measures. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, a branch of the Department…
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Binding cybersecurity standards are close at hand for healthcare – HealthExec
Hospitals that want to remain eligible for federal dollars—including CMS reimbursement—will soon need to show their cybersecurity is up to snuff. That’s according to a senior Biden administration official who spoke on condition of anonymity with the startup news outfit The Messenger. The official says cybersecurity policies that HHS outlined in early December will be…
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Do You Have a Cybersecurity Contingency Plan?
Whether it’s a natural disaster or a planned attack, a contingency plan helps you safeguard your company’s interests. If you’re ready for production floor emergencies to keep operations running, why wouldn’t you do the same to protect your digital assets?
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Vulnerabilities found in high-power Bosch wrenches popular with carmakers
Several vulnerabilities have been found in a popular line of pneumatic torque wrenches made by a subsidiary of Bosch, a German engineering and technology corporation.The mechanical wrenches are typically found in manufacturing facilities that perform safety-critical tightening tasks, especially automotive production lines, according to researchers at industrial cybersecurity firm Nozomi Networks. The vulnerabilities in the…
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LoanDepot Takes Systems Offline Following Ransomware Attack – SecurityWeek
Mortgage and non-mortgage lending firm LoanDepot has fallen victim to a ransomware attack that resulted in system disruptions. “The company has determined that the unauthorized third party activity included access to certain company systems and the encryption of data,” LoanDepot said in a Form 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The Irvine,…