Ransomware

In a dramatic sequence of events that has raised significant concerns within the healthcare sector, the Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Trust in North West England declared a "major incident" following a serious cybersecurity breach that led to the cancellation of all outpatient

In an alarming development, two major vulnerabilities within VMware vCenter Server have been actively exploited following an initial attempt by Broadcom to patch these issues. Initially, patches were released on September 17th to address the flaws, identified as CVE-2024-38812 and CVE-2024-38813.

For years, cybercrime has been a growing concern on multiple fronts, targeting individuals, businesses, and governments alike, with increasingly sophisticated and global operations. From September 2 to October 31, Operation Serengeti took a decisive step to address these concerns, marking an

Ransomware continues to be a pervasive and damaging cybersecurity threat. The scope of ransomware's impact is underscored by major advisories and reports, including those from the FBI, CISA, and the 2024 Cost of a Data Breach report by the Ponemon Institute, which highlights average payouts

Imagine receiving an official-looking letter in the mail, urging you to scan a QR code to download a severe weather warning app to keep you informed about potential natural disasters. This scenario may seem like an ordinary move from public authorities to ensure public safety, but in Switzerland,

In an unsettling development, Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Trust in North West England experienced a critical cybersecurity incident that forced its hospitals to revert to pen-and-paper operations. This unsettling event was initially detected as suspicious activity, prompting the