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‘Project Melissa’ coalition reveals victims of Cactus ransomware

‘Project Melissa’ coalition reveals victims of Cactus ransomware

The so-called Cactus ransomware group strikes worldwide. However, a Dutch-based collective has this criminal enterprise in sight. 'Project Melissa,' a coalition between Fox-IT, Northwave, Responders and several state agencies, among others, has mapped the indicators of compromise (IOCs) to prevent ... Read more

date21 hours ago
‘One in three applications contains serious vulnerability’

‘One in three applications contains serious vulnerability’

One in three applications contains a major or critical vulnerability. Outdated software, failure to install updates and lack of multifactor authentication are the biggest culprits. These are the most important findings in a study by Dutch security company Computest about the state of application... Read more

date23 hours ago
Ransomware victims increasingly refuse to pay

Ransomware victims increasingly refuse to pay

Victims of ransomware attacks are less likely to pay cybercriminals to release the encrypted or stolen data. This is according to Coveware research in a quarterly report. The researchers state that in the first quarter of 2024, 28 percent of companies affected by ransomware paid the requested ra... Read more

date4 days ago
‘Nearly a third of all internet traffic involves malicious bots’

‘Nearly a third of all internet traffic involves malicious bots’

Bots appear to be flooding the Internet. According to Thales subsidiary Imperva's brand new Bad Bot Report, nearly half of all internet traffic comes from bots, 32 percent of which are malicious. Total bot traffic is up two percent from last year and the highest percentage ever measured since Imper... Read more

date10 days ago
Reuters: ‘Smaller browsers used more after DMA went into effect’

Reuters: ‘Smaller browsers used more after DMA went into effect’

A recent survey shows that smaller providers of internet browsers are seeing an uptick in usage after the EU's Digital Markers Act (DMA) went into effect. According to Reuters, this means that the laws and regulations for these providers are helping to make a dent in the market dominance of behemot... Read more

date16 days ago
Software AG: fast-paced innovation leads to corporate chaos

Software AG: fast-paced innovation leads to corporate chaos

Innovation does not always appear to have the desired consequences. Research by German development firm Software AG shows that companies in several countries are introducing new technology at lightning speed, leading to an ever-increasing amount of chaos that is difficult to resolve. For the 202... Read more

date1 month ago
Legacy IT is stumbling block to corporate innovation

Legacy IT is stumbling block to corporate innovation

Organizations need to continually reinvent themselves to stay competitive. However, this is easier said than done, as research by Red Hat shows. Existing infrastructure cannot be easily replaced and expertise that already fits new developments is rare, respondents say. For the annual Global Tech... Read more

date2 months ago
‘Security biggest driver of revenue for MSPs’

‘Security biggest driver of revenue for MSPs’

Managed service providers (MSPs) are getting more and more revenue from security. This was revealed by Kaseya's annual MSP Benchmark Report, which has just been released. Kaseya surveyed 1,000 MSPs and their customers in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Oceania. It found that 73 p... Read more

date2 months ago
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