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Emotet Resumes Activity After Five Months Of SilenceThe Emotet Trojan has resumed activity after more than five months of absence from the threat landscape, security researchers warn.
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Yaniv Vardi Appointed CEO Of Industrial Cybersecurity Firm ClarotyIndustrial cybersecurity solutions provider Claroty announced on Monday that Yaniv Vardi has been named the company’s chief executive officer.
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Alleged Ripoff Report Hacker Extradited To United StatesA Cypriot national was extradited to the United States last week to face charges related to various computer intrusions, including the hacking into Ripoff Report.
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Cloud Company Blackbaud Pays Ransomware Operators To Avoid Data LeakCloud software provider Blackbaud has admitted that it paid cybercriminals to regain control of data following a ransomware attack in May 2020.
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UK Confident Moscow Helped Hackers Target Virus VaccineBritish Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Sunday he was "absolutely confident" in allegations by the UK and its allies that Russia targeted labs conducting coronavirus research, branding the behaviour "outrageous and reprehensible".
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Ransomware Functionality Removed From ThiefQuest Mac MalwareThe developers of the Mac malware named ThiefQuest continue to improve their creation and researchers noticed that the latest versions of the threat no longer include ransomware functionality.
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Hackers Accessed, Downloaded Twitter User Data In Recent AttackSocial media platform Twitter has confirmed that attackers downloaded user data from some of the accounts compromised in last week’s security incident.
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More Fake Cryptocurrency Apps Deliver GMERA Malware To Mac UsersSecurity researchers at ESET have identified a new campaign targeting Mac users with trojanized cryptocurrency trading apps designed to deliver the GMERA malware.
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Germanys Top Court Reins In State Access To Online DataGermanys highest court on Friday said security services had too much unfettered access to peoples online data and ordered legislation to be revised to set higher hurdles.
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