Here you will find all the articles with the tag: Kaseya.
On 21st July, Software Company Kaseya denied having paid any ransom for a universal decryptor tool. Following many days of speculation, the company set the record straight regarding news that it had paid REvil a handsome amount it asked for. The events that transpired This comes after it was ... Read more
2 years ago
Kaseya said that it has obtained a decryptor after the REvil ransomware attack left the remote management software seller in shambles. As many as 1500 downstream networks were affected during the Fourth of July weekend. REvil is one of the most brutal ransomware groups in the world and it is bel... Read more
2 years ago
Kaseya managed to restore functionality to its SaaS services, which then led to more unplanned downtime. The company has been in a scrambling mode for the past week or so, trying to reboot its SaaS servers, which it has hardened after the REvil ransomware attack. The company has communicated to ... Read more
2 years ago
Kaseya may be in hot water, as the fallout of the REvil attack reveals new information about the events leading up to the breach. Former employees have come forward claiming that the company knew of the flaws as early as 2017 but took no action. The claim was made by five former employees, to Bl... Read more
2 years ago
One of the vulnerabilities found in Kaseya's IT management software was reported to the vendor earlier this year in April. However, there was not enough time to get a patch ready, and subsequently, the bug ended up being exploited by attackers who managed to affect up to 1,500 businesses. As man... Read more
2 years ago
Kaseya has announced that it is taking over the US cybersecurity start-up ID Agent for an undisclosed amount. Kaseya is a major provider of infrastructure management software. That's what Silicon Angle reports. A few days ago, Kaseya announced that it had raised more than $500 million in a financin... Read more
4 years ago
Hackers successfully use a two-year-old vulnerability in a software package of IT support companies to gain a foothold in networks. In this way, hackers can place the GandCrab-ransomware on the workstations of those IT supporters' customers. A report on Reddit, which was later confirmed by the cyber... Read more
5 years ago
