#Ransomware

Mihoko Matsubara

M_Miho_JPN

China reportedly launched DDoS attacks on Indian government websites and the banking system including ATMs on June 16 and 17 but they were mostly unsuccessful. Most of the attacks were

🛡️ Gavin Ashton

gvnshtn

1/Link via Stuart Aston @Microsoft: https://threatpost.com/microsoft-365-admins-mfa/160592/This is absolutely nuts. I knew there was a problem with end users adopting MFA, but there's simply no excuse for administrators, who know about

Chris Krebs #Protect2020

CISAKrebs

Happy 2nd Birthday to @CISAgov! Two years ago, @realdonaldtrump signed into law the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Act of 2018, creating this purpose-built, cross-functional civilian agency to lead the

K. Louise Neufeld 🇺🇸

ninaandtito

We Haz Captured Ur WalletUnited States Files A Civil Action To Forfeit Cryptocurrency Valued At Over One Billion U.S. Dollarshttps://www.justice.gov/usao-ndca/pr/united-states-files-civil-action-forfeit-cryptocurrency-valued-over-one-billio

Jack Stubbs

jc_stubbs

An interesting thing happened on the internet with week. U.S. travel management firm was hit with Ragnar Locker ransomware. The company agreed to pay and handed over $4.5 mln in

Dan Kaminsky

dakami

Uber paid $100K to protect 57M people?Good.I think people forget the goal is actually to prevent harm.Yeah, those hackers could totally have kept the data. But then, their identities were

ロコちゃん - hereticalupdate.substack.com

RokoMijicUK

Bitcoin is not a battery because the conversion from negentropy to hashes + waste heat is thermodynamically irreversible. In this case bitcoin is acting as dispatchable demand, similar to how

John Opdenakker

j_opdenakker

Every day should be #SaferInternetDay , but still I'll tweet some security tips (and links to blogs) throughout the day.1. You can’t lose what you don’t have. Only register an

Eric Geller

ericgeller

Breaking: US unseals charges against 3 North Korean hackers for their role in WannaCry ransomware, Sony hack, bank heists, and other cyberattacks.Prosecutors also charged a Canadian who helped them launder

Min Chao Choy

minchaochoy

THREAD: Seeing a trend in the drama abt Zhang Guo James Willy et al: "You can't find him, he's in Pyongyang" "DPRK spies" etc, just a general lack of info

Joe Kelly

joekelly100

The Winklevosses (@tyler & @cameron) are telling porkies about #Bitcoin .> @tyler: “I’ve yet to hear a convincing criticism that’s credible. If I hear an argument that’s convincing, I’ll let

Taz Wake

tazwake

I struggle with this a bit. I 100% agree that a small org can ever expect to defend *fully* against the full might of a nation-state. But the situation is

geekahjumma

geekahjumma

#StartUp Drama: Startups already make distruption into our of everyday life, but the concept still foreign to the general public. Making startup into drama themes, makes it more familiar to

His Eminence

WTMMP

There is a thing called a "virtual machine" - computer that runs on computer. Can be used to click on thousands of banner ads & open virus emails offering strange

Christopher Glyer

cglyer

2020 was full of major cyber events. Here is an end of year #ff thread of some of the most impactful people and research that I leveraged in my work

lesnewich

greglesnewich

Late night (or early morning?) #dailyyara thread on PE resources and yara, inspired by @BitsOfBinary recent SANS talk:https://github.com/PwCUK-CTO/SANSCTISummit2021-xStart/blob/main/yara/xstart.yar Just like other aspects of PEs, attackers

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